Forced returns to Haiti rose to 25,789 Persons in May 2026, from 21,140 Persons in April 2026.

Forced returns of migrants to Haiti, monthly, counted at official entry points. The count covers migrants removed or deported to Haiti, recorded at the land border and at the Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haïtien airports, with a breakdown by country of departure: the Dominican Republic, The Bahamas, the United States, the Turks and Caicos Islands, Jamaica and other origins.

Latest value: 25,789 Persons (2026-05)

Coverage: 2021-01–2026-05 · Frequency: monthly · 65 observations

Source: IOM DTM, Monthly Monitoring of Forced Returns to Haiti

Recent observations

Period	Value — Persons
2023-06	22,366.0
2023-07	26,001.0
2023-08	23,256.0
2023-09	22,417.0
2023-10	23,103.0
2023-11	19,959.0
2023-12	17,316.0
2024-01	9,611.0
2024-02	9,091.0
2024-03	13,294.0
2024-04	17,050.0
2024-05	14,910.0
2024-06	17,333.0
2024-07	17,305.0
2024-08	15,642.0
2024-09	17,446.0
2024-10	27,825.0
2024-11	21,614.0
2024-12	18,057.0
2025-01	18,944.0
2025-02	18,663.0
2025-03	17,988.0
2025-04	23,400.0
2025-05	25,671.0
2025-06	23,243.0
2025-07	23,149.0
2025-08	27,287.0
2025-09	26,579.0
2025-10	20,579.0
2025-11	21,979.0
2025-12	22,732.0
2026-01	23,154.0
2026-02	22,966.0
2026-03	22,103.0
2026-04	21,140.0
2026-05	25,789.0

Sector: ZH

Available breakdowns: Country of departure for forced returns to Haiti (7)

Methodology

Coverage Migrants forcibly returned to Haiti, counted each month at the official entry points by the Migrant Protection Working Group. The group brings together Haiti's Office National de la Migration, IOM and the Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés (GARR).