Net migration — all countries

Net migration — Andorra

Net migration in Andorra in 2025 — 843 people. Ranked 67 in the world out of 217. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 31.9%.

2025 843 people −14.68% vs 2024
World rank 67of 217
Period maximum 4,924 people2003
Period minimum -6,194 people2010

Trend over time

1960–2025 · people

Net migration — Andorra, 1960–2025-10,000-5,00005,00019601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 639 people1962: 665 people1964: 665 people1966: 873 people1968: 1,094 people1970: 1,145 people1972: 1,177 people1974: 1,222 people1976: 1,286 people1978: 1,247 people1980: 1,010 people1982: 1,421 people1984: 1,291 people1986: 2,005 people1988: 1,697 people1990: 3,243 people1992: 2,061 people1994: -1,402 people1996: 154 people1998: 94 people2000: -503 people2002: 528 people2004: 4,248 people2006: 2,293 people2008: 947 people2010: -6,194 people2012: -2,201 people2014: -1,734 people2016: 1,415 people2018: 1,143 people2020: 572 people2022: 1,102 people2024: 988 people2025: 843 people
Change over the period: +204 (+31.92%) Average annual rate: 0.43 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Andorra

Andorra 843 people
World 0 people
Europe & Central Asia 1.18M people
Southern Europe computed 133,577 people
High-income countries computed 2.41M people
Net migration — Andorra, by year Andorra All countries CSV XLSX
Year people Change Change, %
2025 843 −145 −14.68%
2024 988 −73 −6.88%
2023 1,061 −41 −3.72%
2022 1,102 −412 −27.21%
2021 1,514 +942 +164.69%
2020 572 −673 −54.06%
2019 1,245 +102 +8.92%
2018 1,143 −214 −15.77%
2017 1,357 −58 −4.1%
2016 1,415 +3,288 +175.55%
2015 -1,873 −139 −8.02%
2014 -1,734 −92 −5.6%
2013 -1,642 +559 +25.4%
2012 -2,201 −1,838 −506.34%
2011 -363 +5,831 +94.14%
2010 -6,194 −5,309 −599.89%
2009 -885 −1,832 −193.45%
2008 947 −619 −39.53%
2007 1,566 −727 −31.71%
2006 2,293 +976 +74.11%
2005 1,317 −2,931 −69%
2004 4,248 −676 −13.73%
2003 4,924 +4,396 +832.58%
2002 528 +373 +240.65%
2001 155 +658 +130.82%
2000 -503 −138 −37.81%
1999 -365 −459 −488.3%
1998 94 −249 −72.59%
1997 343 +189 +122.73%
1996 154 +1,110 +116.11%
1995 -956 +446 +31.81%
1994 -1,402 −4,539 −144.69%
1993 3,137 +1,076 +52.21%
1992 2,061 −2,060 −49.99%
1991 4,121 +878 +27.07%
1990 3,243 +3,281 +8,634.21%
1989 -38 −1,735 −102.24%
1988 1,697 +603 +55.12%
1987 1,094 −911 −45.44%
1986 2,005 +926 +85.82%
1985 1,079 −212 −16.42%
1984 1,291 −86 −6.25%
1983 1,377 −44 −3.1%
1982 1,421 +494 +53.29%
1981 927 −83 −8.22%
1980 1,010 −152 −13.08%
1979 1,162 −85 −6.82%
1978 1,247 −38 −2.96%
1977 1,285 −1 −0.08%
1976 1,286 +22 +1.74%
1975 1,264 +42 +3.44%
1974 1,222 +19 +1.58%
1973 1,203 +26 +2.21%
1972 1,177 +11 +0.94%
1971 1,166 +21 +1.83%
1970 1,145 +21 +1.87%
1969 1,124 +30 +2.74%
1968 1,094 +26 +2.43%
1967 1,068 +195 +22.34%
1966 873 +210 +31.67%
1965 663 −2 −0.3%
1964 665 −7 −1.04%
1963 672 +7 +1.05%
1962 665 +10 +1.53%
1961 655 +16 +2.5%
1960 639

About the indicator

Net migration is the number of people arriving in a country minus the number leaving it, counting both citizens and foreigners. A positive value means net inflow, a negative one net outflow. The UN Population Division publishes the indicator at five-year intervals and derives it residually, as the difference between the actual change in population and natural increase, so errors of registration end up inside it as well.

Important: The value refers to a five-year period rather than to a single year; in the years between reference points the figure repeats.

Source: World Population Prospects (UN), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.