Net migration and migrant stock — Haiti

Net migration and migrant stock fell to -32,052.0 Persons in 2025, from -31,747.0 Persons in 2024.

The balance of people leaving and entering Haiti, and the small foreign-born population living in it. Three measures on one annual spine: - Net migration: -32,052 in 2025, meaning about 32,000 more people left than arrived. The series has been negative in every year since 1960 and has sat near -32,000 since 2015.

Latest value: -32,052.0 Persons (2025)

Coverage: 1960–2025 · Frequency: annual · 66 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

PeriodValue — Persons
1990-26,075.0
1991-27,245.0
1992-27,415.0
1993-27,584.0
1994-27,744.0
1995-27,826.0
1996-27,348.0
1997-27,492.0
1998-27,476.0
1999-27,317.0
2000-27,075.0
2001-26,812.0
2002-26,626.0
2003-26,518.0
2004-26,399.0
2005-26,276.0
2006-26,629.0
2007-26,995.0
2008-27,630.0
2009-27,924.0
2010-28,416.0
2011-29,029.0
2012-29,658.0
2013-30,323.0
2014-31,390.0
2015-32,669.0
2016-33,879.0
2017-34,742.0
2018-34,976.0
2019-34,612.0
2020-33,850.0
2021-32,952.0
2022-32,220.0
2023-31,786.0
2024-31,747.0
2025-32,052.0

Methodology

World Development Indicators The World Bank's compilation of ~1,400 cross-country development indicators, refreshed annually (typically September). For Haiti the underlying data is submitted by national authorities (IHSI, BRH, MEF) and harmonized by the World Bank's Haiti country unit.

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