Scenarios of Migration Inflows to the EU-28 Members According to Push Factors Related to the Labor Market in the Countries of Origin
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1 Co-funded by the European Union Scenarios of Migration Inflows to the EU-28 Members According to Push Factors Related to the Labor Market in the Countries of Origin Gian Carlo Blangiardo KING Project Demography Unit Overview Paper n.11/october 2014
2 KING - Knowledge for INtegration Governance The KING project is co-funded by the European Commission, Directorate-General Home Affairs, under the Action HOME/ /EIFX/CA/CFP/ Start date: 15 September 2013; end date: 15 March The KING project s objective is to elaborate a report on the state of play of migrant integration in Europe through an interdisciplinary approach and to provide decision- and policy-makers with evidence-based recommendations on the design of migrant integration-related policies and on the way they should be articulated between different policy-making levels of governance. Migrant integration is a truly multi-faceted process. The contribution of the insights offered by different disciplines is thus essential in order better to grasp the various aspects of the presence of migrants in European societies. This is why multidisciplinarity is at the core of the KING research project, whose Advisory Board comprises experts of seven different disciplines: EU Policy Yves Pascouau Political Science - Alberto Martinelli Public Administration Walter Kindermann Social Science Rinus Penninx Applied Social Studies Jenny Phillimore Economics Martin Kahanec & Alessandra Venturini Demography Gian Carlo Blangiardo The present paper belongs to the series of contributions produced by the researchers of the Demography team directed by Gian Carlo Blangiardo. The project is coordinated by the ISMU Foundation. Contacts: Guia Gilardoni, Project Coordinator Daniela Carrillo, Project Co-Coordinator Marina D Odorico, Project Co-Coordinator Website: ISMU Foundation Via Copernico Milano Italy 2014 Fondazione ISMU - Iniziative e Studi sulla Multietnicità. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, or by any means, without the permission, in writing, from Fondazione ISMU Iniziative e Studi sulla Multietnicità. Licenced to the European Union under conditions. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the authors, and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. KING Project Overview Papers 2
3 KING Overview Paper n.11/october 2014 SCENARIOS OF MIGRATION INFLOWS TO THE EU 28 MEMBERS ACCORDING TO PUSH FACTORS RELATED TO THE LABOR MARKET IN THE COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN How many migrants will be attracted by EU-28 in the near future? From where do they come? What will be their final destination? To what extent the push factors related to labor market in the countries of origin will push people to look better job (and life) opportunities in a EU Member States? For any country of the world, a surplus or a deficit in the labour force related to generational change (for demographic and behavioural issues) highlights, respectively, the need to create additional job places (relying on an economic growth) or the necessity to attract additional workers (from abroad). Otherwise, if there are no changes in the national economy, migration outflows/inflows will be required to offset these demographic imbalances. Therefore, is seems conceivable, starting from such surplus/deficit in the main countries that are traditional supplier of the international mobility into the European area, to estimate the origin/destination of flows for work addressed to each EU Country and, with appropriate assumptions about their effects in terms of family reunification, the whole movements of migrant population. Methodological note For any generic country c worldwide the surplus or the deficit in the labour force from time t to t+5, SDc(t, t+5) can be estimated for next decades through the official projections made available by the main international statistical sources. The entries and exits into & from the labour force during the quinquennial period (t, t+5) for people aged [x, x+4] at time t can be computed by considering the population P c x, x+4(t) and the increase (positive or negative) in the activity rates for the two consecutive age groups: [x,x+4] and [x+5,x+9], according to a convenient set of activity rates AR c for each country, as follow: SD c (t, t+5) = x=15, 20,, 60 [P c x, x+4(t, t+5) ( AR c x+5, x+9(t+5) - AR c x, x+5(t)) ], (x = 15, 20,, 60) The statistical data of the population by age and sex worldwide - recorded up to 2010 and estimated onward ( ) - are made available through the latest UN database (World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision, medium variant); while for the same periods ILO provides the corresponding activity rates (available until 2020, and then considered stable until 2030: Economically Active Population, Estimates and Projections ) KING Project Overview Papers 3
4 The procedure to estimate the migratory inflows to each EU Members in (King project model) 1 has been carried on through the following steps. a) In any country worldwide the surplus or deficit of the national labor markets has been calculated for the past periods and and for the next five years periods: , , , b) For any EU Member: 1. the average annual migration inflows by country of origin recorded by Eurostat during the last 5- year periods ( and ) have been considered (when data were missing, such as with different characteristics for France, Portugal, Romania or Croatia, national sources or ad hoc estimates have been regarded); 2. with reference to any worldwide country a set of coefficients of attraction have been computed for the past (average ) through the ratio between the average inflow that the EU country that we are considering received from any sending country, at the numerator, and the corresponding labor force surplus of the latter, when occurs, at the denominator; by definition, countries showing a deficit in labour force receive a null coefficient of attraction towards to any EU Member; 3. estimates of the inflows for the next twenty years (i.e. annual average , , and ) from any potential country of origin were achieved by applying the coefficients of attraction own of each EU member (see b.2 above) to the values of the expected surplus in the corresponding sending countries in each five-year period of the future (see b.1 above). The annexed data sheets show until 2030, for each country and for the EU-28 as a whole (and distinctly by sex), the expected migration inflows according to push factors related to the labor market in the countries of origin (with a details of the main sending countries in every 5-year period) 2. Further, they highlight, as a benchmark for the future migratory scenarios, the most recent Eurostat annual forecasts according to the main scenario and the reduced migration variant. The European framework The migration scenarios for the next years foresee positive net flows for the EU as a whole. According to hypotheses considered in the latest Eurostat demographic projection, the EU-28 members as a whole will experience a yearly increase in the net migration balance in of nearly thousand, respectively for the reduced migration variant (RV) and for the main scenario Eurostat (MS), to 950-1,200 thousand in (Eurostat 2013). Similar values, but with a decreasing trend, have been prospected within the KING project (KP) coordinated by the ISMU Foundation, in which the forecast -it must be strongly 1 This model have been set up as outcome of the Demographic Unit within the project KING Knowledge for Integration Governance, coordinated by Ismu Foundation and funded by the European Commission Directorate-General Home Affair. 2 It should be remarked that the expected migration inflows can be considered as estimate of the total inflows, and not limited to economic migrants, because family reunification and other reasons of migration have been actually included in the numerator of the coefficients of attraction (see b.2 above). KING Project Desk Research Papers 4
5 remarked- was referred only to inflows, and was set starting from the spread abroad of the potential surplus in the labour market of the countries of origin in next decades as a push factor 3. Table 1 Annual immigration flows in the EU-28 Countries as a whole according to different projections (thousands) Years Net Eurostat main (MS) Net Eurostat reduced (RV) Flows KING Project Source: Eurostat and KING project The forecasts elaborated by the KING Project also provide an evaluation of the main countries that will be at the origin of the flows towards each EU member state. For the European Union as a whole such forecasts highlight the growth of the percentage of TNCs migrants pushed towards the EU-28 Countries and, as a complement, the shrinking of the share original from EU members. TNCs migrants hold 89.3% of the flows in and will rise to 98.6% in , 99.2% in and 99.4% in As regards the main countries of origin, the ranking of the top five (gathering about 30% of the total) shows the permanent leadership of Morocco, constantly followed by India. Among the other top positions there is Pakistan replacing China, and Nigeria doing the same with Turkey. Table 2 - Share of the main countries of origin as regards the average annual net flows to the EU-28 Countries as a whole Morocco (8.4%) Morocco (9.5%) Morocco (9.0%) Morocco (9.9%) India (6.1%) India (8.5%) India (8.8%) India (8.3%) Turkey (4.4%) Turkey (5.2%) Pakistan (5.5%) Pakistan (5.4%) China (3.6%) Ecuador (5.0%) Ecuador (4.8%) Nigeria (4.7%) Ecuador (3.5%) Pakistan (4.1%) Turkey (4.4%) Ecuador (4.2%) Others (74.1%) Others (67.7%) Others (67.6%) Others (67.4%) Source: KING project Looking at 2020 as a short-term horizon, Eurostat forecasts that 18 EU countries out of 28 will have a positive net migration balance. Among these only Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom (to a lesser extent) will maintain net annual flows over 100 thousand units. France and Belgium have a positive balance of nearly 70 thousands, and Sweden and Austria nearly 50 thousand. Whereas, negative net migration flows have been foreseen by Eurostat not only for traditional emigration countries - such as Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Latvia, and Lithuania - but also for those which, a few years ago, were established as new immigration countries. This is the case of Spain, the most emblematic, but it can also be observed for Greece, Portugal and Ireland. However, when taking into account the annual immigration flows expected from the forecast of the ISMU Foundation KING project model, some of them Spain primarily seem not to have completely lost their attractiveness. Beyond the controversial results for the Spanish reality, the model confirms the presence of significant flows in the direction of the main EU countries with the UK in the leading position (almost 200,000 annual immigrants), followed by Germany and Italy (almost 150,000), France (about 100 thousand) and then Belgium, Sweden, the Netherlands and Austria, all with a few tens of thousands. As regards the origin of said 3 See: Blangiardo G.C., Barbiano E., Menonna A., Forlani N., Household Projections and Welfare (2014), Eurostat-UNECE-ISTAT, Workshop October 2013, Rome, WP 10.3 KING Project Desk Research Papers 5
6 flows, it is possible to see, in the context of a variety of preferential links, the leadership of Turkey in the Northern area and of Morocco in the Mediterranean and Francophone areas. Table 3 Annual immigration flows in each of the EU-28 Countries according to different projections (thousands) and their main countries of origin EU Member Eurostat Net migration balance ISMU - KING Project Immigration model Main (MS) Reduced (RV) Flows Main origin AT Turkey BE Morocco BG Turkey CZ Ukraine/Viet Nam DK Lithuania/Iraq DE Turkey EE Russian F./India IE Lithuania/India EL Albania ES Morocco FR Morocco HR Bosnia and Herzegovina IT Morocco CY Philippine LV Lithuania LT Belarus/Israel LU France/Cape Verde HU Romania/Israel MT Somalia NL Turkey PL Ukraine/Viet Nam PT Brazil RO Afghanistan SI Bosnia and Herzegovina SK Viet Nam FI Somalia SE Iraq UK India Source: Eurostat and KING project KING Project Desk Research Papers 6
7 ANNEX EU 28 MEMBERS DATA SHEET The following sheets show for the period , , , and for any EU 28 Member (total and by sex): a) The annual average net migration according to Eurostat 2013 projections: main scenario and reduced migration variant. b) Annual average migrations inflows induced by push factors in labor market of the main countries of origin 4. 4 For each destination (any single EU-28 Member) the immigration flows take into account only the countries of origin that will have a surplus in their labor market turnover and that had immigration flows in addressed to such EU Member. KING Project Desk Research Papers 7
8 Belgium International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (3,6 every 1,000 inhabitants) (2,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (2,7 every 1,000 inhabitants) (2,6 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,9% 456 1,4% 526 1,7% 165 0,5% from non-ue28: ,1% ,6% ,3% ,5% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,5% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,1% Morocco ,9% 2nd country of origin: Turkey ,9% Turkey ,3% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,2% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,2% 3rd country of origin: Congo, Democratic Republic of ,7% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,7% Turkey ,0% Cameroon ,1% 4th country of origin: United States ,7% Cameroon ,5% Cameroon ,5% Turkey ,2% 5th country of origin: India ,6% India ,2% Guinea ,4% Guinea ,8% Others ,6% Others ,9% Others ,9% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (55,8% of total migration flows) (52,8% of total migration flows) (53,2% of total migration flows) (53,3% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,1% 412 2,4% 467 2,9% 99 0,6% from non-ue28: ,9% ,6% ,1% ,4% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,3% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,7% Morocco ,0% 2nd country of origin: Turkey ,1% Turkey ,1% Turkey ,1% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,9% 3rd country of origin: France ,4% Congo, Democratic Republic of 999 5,8% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,0% Turkey 886 5,4% 4th country of origin: India 959 4,3% India 935 5,4% India 864 5,3% Cameroon 848 5,2% 5th country of origin: Congo, Democratic Republic of 869 3,9% Cameroon 680 3,9% Cameroon 764 4,7% Guinea 813 5,0% Others ,0% Others ,5% Others ,2% Others ,5% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (44,2% of total migration flows) (47,2% of total migration flows) (46,8% of total migration flows) (46,7% of total migration flows) from UE28: 341 1,9% 45 0,3% 60 0,4% 66 0,5% from non-ue28: ,1% ,7% ,6% ,5% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,4% Morocco ,7% Morocco ,7% Morocco ,0% 2nd country of origin: Turkey ,0% Turkey ,6% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,5% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,8% 3rd country of origin: Congo, Democratic Republic of ,8% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,7% Turkey 998 7,0% Cameroon ,1% 4th country of origin: Cameroon 695 3,9% Cameroon 805 5,2% Cameroon 916 6,4% Turkey 689 4,8% 5th country of origin: United States 664 3,8% Guinea 537 3,5% Guinea 600 4,2% Guinea 663 4,6% Others ,0% Others ,3% Others ,2% Others ,7%
9 Bulgaria International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 41 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 24 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 16 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 13 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,0% ,0% ,0% ,0% 1st country of origin: Turkey 19 46,7% Turkey 16 68,0% Turkey 13 79,5% Turkey 10 73,1% 2nd country of origin: Macedonia 6 15,8% Lebanon 2 8,4% Lebanon 1 6,6% Russian Federation 1 9,5% 3rd country of origin: United Arab Emirates 3 7,3% Macedonia 2 6,4% Syrian Arab Republic 1 3,1% Syrian Arab Republic 0 3,8% 4th country of origin: Republic of Moldova 3 6,4% United Arab Emirates 1 3,8% Republic of Moldova 0 2,8% Republic of Moldova 0 2,9% 5th country of origin: Lebanon 3 6,3% Armenia 1 3,4% Armenia 0 2,5% Kazakhstan 0 2,8% Others 7 17,4% Others 2 10,0% Others 1 5,6% Others 1 7,9% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 27 (67,1% of total migration flows) 15 (63,4% of total migration flows) 10 (62,3% of total migration flows) 9 (69,3% of total migration flows) from UE28: 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,0% ,0% ,0% 9 100,0% 1st country of origin: Turkey 10 35,9% Turkey 9 56,8% Turkey 7 70,7% Turkey 6 61,2% 2nd country of origin: Macedonia 6 20,1% Macedonia 2 10,2% Lebanon 1 7,1% Russian Federation 1 13,7% 3rd country of origin: United Arab Emirates 3 10,9% Lebanon 1 8,2% Syrian Arab Republic 1 5,0% Syrian Arab Republic 0 5,5% 4th country of origin: Russian Federation 3 9,2% United Arab Emirates 1 6,0% Republic of Moldova 0 4,4% Republic of Moldova 0 4,2% 5th country of origin: Republic of Moldova 2 5,8% Republic of Moldova 1 5,2% Armenia 0 4,0% Kazakhstan 0 4,1% Others 5 18,2% Others 2 13,6% Others 1 8,8% Others 1 11,3% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 13 (32,9% of total migration flows) 9 (36,6% of total migration flows) 6 (37,7% of total migration flows) 4 (30,7% of total migration flows) from UE28: 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,0% 9 100,0% 6 100,0% 4 100,0% 1st country of origin: Turkey 9 68,8% Turkey 8 87,4% Turkey 6 94,0% Turkey 4 100,0% 2nd country of origin: Lebanon 1 8,0% Lebanon 1 8,8% Lebanon 0 5,7% 3rd country of origin: Republic of Moldova 1 7,8% Georgia 0 1,6% Albania 0 0,2% 4th country of origin: Macedonia 1 7,1% Armenia 0 1,6% Armenia 0 0,1% 5th country of origin: Georgia 1 4,0% Albania 0 0,5% Others 1 4,3% Others 0 0,0% Others 0 0,0% Others 0 0,0%
10 Czech Republic International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (1,8 every 1,000 inhabitants) (0,7 every 1,000 inhabitants) (0,5 every 1,000 inhabitants) (0,5 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,4% 62 0,8% 39 0,7% 31 0,5% from non-ue28: ,6% ,2% ,3% ,5% 1st country of origin: Ukraine ,6% Viet Nam ,3% Viet Nam ,7% Viet Nam ,2% 2nd country of origin: Viet Nam ,5% Mongolia 755 9,4% Mongolia 568 9,6% Mongolia ,4% 3rd country of origin: Slovakia ,0% Republic of Moldova 327 4,1% Botswana 286 4,8% Botswana 292 5,1% 4th country of origin: Mongolia ,3% Botswana 291 3,6% Uzbekistan 224 3,8% Russian Federation 282 4,9% 5th country of origin: Republic of Moldova 772 3,9% Uzbekistan 263 3,3% Kazakhstan 207 3,5% Kazakhstan 278 4,9% Others ,7% Others ,3% Others ,7% Others ,4% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (78,8% of total migration flows) (67,5% of total migration flows) (68,5% of total migration flows) (72,4% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,0% 57 1,1% 32 0,8% 24 0,6% from non-ue28: ,0% ,9% ,2% ,4% 1st country of origin: Ukraine ,7% Viet Nam ,4% Viet Nam ,6% Viet Nam ,1% 2nd country of origin: Viet Nam ,4% Mongolia 371 6,9% Mongolia 295 7,2% Mongolia 324 7,8% 3rd country of origin: Slovakia ,1% Republic of Moldova 327 6,0% Republic of Moldova 185 4,5% Russian Federation 282 6,8% 4th country of origin: Republic of Moldova 645 4,2% United States 218 4,0% Uzbekistan 184 4,5% Uzbekistan 181 4,4% 5th country of origin: Russian Federation 572 3,7% Uzbekistan 217 4,0% Botswana 155 3,8% Kazakhstan 166 4,0% Others ,9% Others ,6% Others ,3% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (21,2% of total migration flows) (32,5% of total migration flows) (31,5% of total migration flows) (27,6% of total migration flows) from UE28: 29 0,7% 5 0,2% 7 0,4% 8 0,5% from non-ue28: ,3% ,8% ,6% ,5% 1st country of origin: Viet Nam ,7% Viet Nam ,3% Viet Nam ,9% Viet Nam ,9% 2nd country of origin: Mongolia ,1% Mongolia ,8% Mongolia ,6% Mongolia ,2% 3rd country of origin: United States 216 5,2% Botswana 132 5,1% Botswana 131 7,0% Botswana 134 8,5% 4th country of origin: Kazakhstan 161 3,9% Kazakhstan 91 3,5% Kazakhstan 75 4,0% Kazakhstan 113 7,2% 5th country of origin: Botswana 135 3,2% Uzbekistan 46 1,8% Israel 56 3,0% Israel 65 4,2% Others ,9% Others ,6% Others ,4% Others ,1%
11 Denmark International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (2,3 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,6 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,4 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,3 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,3% 267 2,9% 70 0,9% 57 0,7% from non-ue28: ,7% ,1% ,1% ,3% 1st country of origin: Lithuania 947 7,2% Iraq 875 9,6% Iraq ,7% Iraq ,7% 2nd country of origin: Philippines 833 6,3% Philippines 869 9,5% Afghanistan ,7% Afghanistan ,0% 3rd country of origin: Iraq 779 5,9% Afghanistan 858 9,4% Philippines ,3% Philippines ,5% 4th country of origin: United States 748 5,7% India 664 7,3% India 610 7,5% Somalia 692 8,7% 5th country of origin: Norway 708 5,4% Somalia 508 5,6% Somalia 603 7,4% India 563 7,1% Others ,4% Others ,7% Others ,5% Others ,1% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (62,6% of total migration flows) (61,1% of total migration flows) (59,9% of total migration flows) (59,9% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,0% 256 4,6% 54 1,1% 39 0,8% from non-ue28: ,0% ,4% ,9% ,2% 1st country of origin: Lithuania 664 8,1% Afghanistan ,9% Afghanistan ,0% Iraq ,5% 2nd country of origin: Iraq 583 7,1% Iraq ,6% Iraq ,4% Afghanistan ,4% 3rd country of origin: Afghanistan 546 6,6% India 473 8,5% India 437 8,9% Somalia 449 9,4% 4th country of origin: India 490 6,0% Somalia 330 5,9% Somalia 392 8,0% India 406 8,5% 5th country of origin: United States 456 5,6% Turkey 281 5,0% Pakistan 252 5,2% Pakistan 247 5,2% Others ,6% Others ,2% Others ,6% Others ,0% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (37,4% of total migration flows) (38,9% of total migration flows) (40,1% of total migration flows) (40,1% of total migration flows) from UE28: 314 6,4% 11 0,3% 16 0,5% 18 0,6% from non-ue28: ,6% ,7% ,5% ,4% 1st country of origin: Philippines ,3% Philippines ,0% Philippines ,0% Philippines ,6% 2nd country of origin: Norway 328 6,7% Iraq 228 6,4% Iraq 256 7,8% Iraq 269 8,4% 3rd country of origin: United States 292 6,0% Afghanistan 195 5,5% Afghanistan 221 6,7% Somalia 242 7,6% 4th country of origin: Iceland 292 5,9% India 190 5,3% Somalia 211 6,4% Afghanistan 220 6,9% 5th country of origin: Lithuania 283 5,8% Somalia 178 5,0% India 173 5,3% India 157 4,9% Others ,4% Others ,7% Others ,8% Others ,6%
12 Germany International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (2,2 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,5 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,3 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,3 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,8% ,1% 808 0,7% 572 0,6% from non-ue28: ,2% ,9% ,3% ,4% 1st country of origin: Turkey ,0% Turkey ,4% Turkey ,9% Turkey ,6% 2nd country of origin: Poland ,2% Iraq ,2% Iraq ,1% Iraq ,1% 3rd country of origin: India ,2% India ,2% India ,7% India ,5% 4th country of origin: United States ,1% Philippines ,0% Philippines ,5% Philippines ,8% 5th country of origin: Iraq ,4% United States ,0% Afghanistan ,7% Nigeria ,0% Others ,0% Others ,2% Others ,2% Others ,9% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (70,1% of total migration flows) (67,8% of total migration flows) (67,2% of total migration flows) (67,7% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,8% ,5% 635 0,9% 380 0,6% from non-ue28: ,2% ,5% ,1% ,4% 1st country of origin: Turkey ,5% Turkey ,8% Turkey ,0% Turkey ,9% 2nd country of origin: Poland ,9% Iraq ,1% Iraq ,3% Iraq ,4% 3rd country of origin: India ,5% India ,9% India ,6% India ,3% 4th country of origin: Iraq ,9% Philippines ,3% Philippines ,9% Philippines ,2% 5th country of origin: United States ,7% United States ,9% Afghanistan ,0% Afghanistan ,2% Others ,5% Others ,1% Others ,2% Others ,9% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (29,9% of total migration flows) (32,2% of total migration flows) (32,8% of total migration flows) (32,3% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,4% 123 0,3% 172 0,5% 191 0,6% from non-ue28: ,6% ,7% ,5% ,4% 1st country of origin: Turkey ,3% Turkey ,6% Turkey ,5% Turkey ,9% 2nd country of origin: United States ,0% India ,6% Iraq ,6% Iraq ,4% 3rd country of origin: India ,4% Iraq ,2% India ,8% India ,7% 4th country of origin: China ,9% Brazil ,4% Cameroon ,5% Cameroon ,4% 5th country of origin: Brazil ,7% Cameroon ,5% Nigeria ,1% Nigeria ,1% Others ,7% Others ,8% Others ,6% Others ,5%
13 Estonia International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 271 (0,2 every 1,000 inhabitants) 81 (0,1 every 1,000 inhabitants) 56 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 76 (0,1 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: 70 25,8% 10 12,7% 3 6,1% 3 3,5% from non-ue28: ,2% 71 87,3% 53 93,9% 74 96,5% 1st country of origin: Russian Federation 47 17,4% India 8 10,3% India 8 13,6% Russian Federation 23 30,4% 2nd country of origin: Ukraine 40 14,6% United States 8 9,4% Israel 8 13,3% Israel 9 11,3% 3rd country of origin: Lithuania 32 11,9% Turkey 7 8,1% Turkey 5 9,4% India 7 9,3% 4th country of origin: United States 18 6,5% Israel 6 7,8% United States 3 5,8% Turkey 4 5,2% 5th country of origin: Latvia 17 6,4% Lithuania 6 7,5% Ireland 3 4,5% Kazakhstan 3 3,6% Others ,1% Others 46 57,0% Others 30 53,4% Others 31 40,2% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 226 (83,3% of total migration flows) 62 (76,9% of total migration flows) 42 (73,7% of total migration flows) 61 (80,5% of total migration flows) from UE28: 59 26,4% 10 15,8% 3 7,0% 2 3,4% from non-ue28: ,6% 53 84,2% 39 93,0% 59 96,6% 1st country of origin: Russian Federation 47 20,8% United States 7 11,0% India 6 14,1% Russian Federation 23 37,8% 2nd country of origin: Ukraine 40 17,5% India 6 10,2% Israel 4 10,6% India 5 8,8% 3rd country of origin: Lithuania 23 10,1% Lithuania 6 9,8% Turkey 4 10,0% Israel 5 8,1% 4th country of origin: Latvia 17 7,7% Turkey 5 8,0% United States 3 7,8% Turkey 3 5,2% 5th country of origin: United States 13 5,6% Israel 4 6,1% Egypt 2 4,9% United States 2 4,1% Others 86 38,3% Others 34 55,0% Others 22 52,7% Others 22 36,0% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 45 (16,7% of total migration flows) 19 (23,1% of total migration flows) 15 (26,3% of total migration flows) 15 (19,5% of total migration flows) from UE28: 10 23,2% 0 2,3% 1 3,7% 1 4,1% from non-ue28: 35 76,8% 18 97,7% 14 96,3% 14 95,9% 1st country of origin: Lithuania 10 21,3% Israel 3 13,4% Israel 3 20,9% Israel 4 24,3% 2nd country of origin: United States 5 11,3% India 2 10,8% India 2 12,3% India 2 11,2% 3rd country of origin: Georgia 4 8,7% Turkey 2 8,1% Turkey 1 7,7% Kazakhstan 2 10,7% 4th country of origin: China 3 6,6% Kazakhstan 1 6,8% Kazakhstan 1 7,2% Turkey 1 5,3% 5th country of origin: Israel 2 5,4% Georgia 1 5,7% Philippines 1 5,0% Philippines 1 5,0% Others 21 46,8% Others 10 55,2% Others 7 46,9% Others 6 43,6%
14 Ireland International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (2,2 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,2 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1 every 1,000 inhabitants) (0,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,7% 333 5,7% 37 0,7% 2 0,0% from non-ue28: ,3% ,3% ,3% ,0% 1st country of origin: Lithuania ,3% India ,3% India ,5% India ,7% 2nd country of origin: India ,5% Philippines ,5% Nigeria ,0% Nigeria ,6% 3rd country of origin: United Kingdom 818 8,1% Nigeria 520 8,9% Philippines ,7% Philippines ,4% 4th country of origin: Philippines 589 5,8% Brazil 483 8,2% Brazil 348 6,9% South Africa 266 5,5% 5th country of origin: Poland 551 5,4% South Africa 251 4,3% South Africa 249 4,9% Pakistan 242 5,0% Others ,9% Others ,8% Others ,0% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (58,9% of total migration flows) (53,2% of total migration flows) (50,2% of total migration flows) (50,1% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,4% ,7% 37 1,4% 2 0,1% from non-ue28: ,6% ,3% ,6% ,9% 1st country of origin: United Kingdom ,7% India ,7% India ,1% India ,6% 2nd country of origin: Lithuania ,2% Brazil 283 9,1% Nigeria ,0% Nigeria ,4% 3rd country of origin: India ,1% Philippines 260 8,3% Philippines 252 9,9% Philippines ,6% 4th country of origin: Poland 551 9,3% Nigeria 238 7,7% Brazil 215 8,4% Pakistan 154 6,4% 5th country of origin: Brazil 316 5,3% Lithuania 211 6,8% Pakistan 158 6,2% Brazil 152 6,3% Others ,4% Others ,4% Others ,4% Others ,7% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (41,1% of total migration flows) (46,8% of total migration flows) (49,8% of total migration flows) (49,9% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,4% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,6% ,0% ,0% ,0% 1st country of origin: India ,3% India ,3% India ,0% India ,8% 2nd country of origin: Lithuania ,3% Philippines ,9% Philippines ,6% Nigeria ,8% 3rd country of origin: Philippines 340 8,2% Nigeria ,3% Nigeria ,0% Philippines ,2% 4th country of origin: United States 245 5,9% Brazil 199 7,3% Brazil 133 5,3% South Africa 138 5,8% 5th country of origin: Nigeria 241 5,8% Malaysia 125 4,6% South Africa 126 5,0% Botswana 110 4,6% Others ,6% Others ,6% Others ,2% Others ,9%
15 Greece International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (1,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,4 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,2 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,0% 181 0,8% 28 0,2% 15 0,1% from non-ue28: ,0% ,2% ,8% ,9% 1st country of origin: Albania ,2% Albania ,0% Albania ,0% Egypt ,1% 2nd country of origin: Egypt ,3% Egypt ,3% Egypt ,8% Albania ,6% 3rd country of origin: Georgia ,2% Pakistan ,9% Pakistan ,5% Pakistan ,6% 4th country of origin: Pakistan ,1% Philippines ,8% Philippines ,0% Philippines ,4% 5th country of origin: Philippines ,5% Syrian Arab Republic 941 4,4% Syrian Arab Republic 937 6,0% Syrian Arab Republic 897 6,6% Others ,6% Others ,6% Others ,7% Others ,7% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (52,4% of total migration flows) (69,3% of total migration flows) (74,3% of total migration flows) (76,5% of total migration flows) from UE28: 927 8,2% 138 0,9% 22 0,2% 8 0,1% from non-ue28: ,8% ,1% ,8% ,9% 1st country of origin: Egypt ,7% Albania ,1% Albania ,1% Egypt ,4% 2nd country of origin: Pakistan ,5% Egypt ,7% Egypt ,0% Albania ,8% 3rd country of origin: Georgia 640 5,7% Pakistan ,2% Pakistan ,6% Pakistan ,6% 4th country of origin: Syrian Arab Republic 627 5,6% Syrian Arab Republic 635 4,3% Syrian Arab Republic 626 5,4% Syrian Arab Republic 607 5,8% 5th country of origin: India 537 4,8% India 519 3,5% India 479 4,1% Philippines 474 4,6% Others ,8% Others ,3% Others ,8% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (47,6% of total migration flows) (30,7% of total migration flows) (25,7% of total migration flows) (23,5% of total migration flows) from UE28: 368 3,6% 43 0,7% 6 0,2% 7 0,2% from non-ue28: ,4% ,3% ,8% ,8% 1st country of origin: Albania ,6% Albania ,2% Philippines ,4% Philippines ,4% 2nd country of origin: Georgia ,1% Philippines ,8% Albania ,1% Egypt ,2% 3rd country of origin: Philippines 934 9,1% Georgia 363 5,5% Egypt 315 7,9% Nigeria 312 9,8% 4th country of origin: Egypt 290 2,8% Syrian Arab Republic 306 4,6% Syrian Arab Republic 311 7,7% Syrian Arab Republic 289 9,1% 5th country of origin: Syrian Arab Republic 277 2,7% Egypt 293 4,4% Nigeria 270 6,7% India 203 6,4% Others ,7% Others ,4% Others ,2% Others ,2%
16 Spain International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (6,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (6,1 every 1,000 inhabitants) (5,6 every 1,000 inhabitants) (5,4 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,0% ,7% 835 0,3% 670 0,3% from non-ue28: ,0% ,3% ,7% ,7% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,7% Morocco ,8% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,5% 2nd country of origin: Ecuador ,8% Ecuador ,1% Ecuador ,5% Ecuador ,0% 3rd country of origin: Bolivia ,5% Bolivia ,0% Bolivia ,9% Bolivia ,2% 4th country of origin: Colombia ,1% Colombia ,5% Colombia ,3% Colombia ,3% 5th country of origin: Argentina ,1% Peru ,4% Peru ,4% Peru ,0% Others ,9% Others ,2% Others ,6% Others ,9% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (60,1% of total migration flows) (57,6% of total migration flows) (57,4% of total migration flows) (58,6% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,8% ,1% 610 0,4% 420 0,3% from non-ue28: ,2% ,9% ,6% ,7% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,9% Morocco ,5% Morocco ,2% Morocco ,6% 2nd country of origin: Ecuador ,5% Ecuador ,1% Ecuador ,5% Ecuador ,9% 3rd country of origin: Colombia ,2% Bolivia ,5% Bolivia ,3% Bolivia ,4% 4th country of origin: Bolivia ,0% Colombia ,8% Colombia ,6% Colombia ,8% 5th country of origin: Argentina ,0% Argentina ,3% Argentina ,4% Senegal ,0% Others ,3% Others ,8% Others ,0% Others ,3% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (39,9% of total migration flows) (42,4% of total migration flows) (42,6% of total migration flows) (41,4% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,8% 149 0,1% 225 0,2% 250 0,2% from non-ue28: ,2% ,9% ,8% ,8% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,7% Morocco ,5% Bolivia ,1% Bolivia ,9% 2nd country of origin: Ecuador ,2% Bolivia ,0% Ecuador ,5% Ecuador ,2% 3rd country of origin: Bolivia ,6% Ecuador ,0% Morocco ,9% Morocco ,6% 4th country of origin: Colombia ,5% Colombia ,5% Colombia ,1% Colombia ,0% 5th country of origin: Peru ,1% Peru ,3% Peru ,2% Paraguay ,1% Others ,8% Others ,7% Others ,2% Others ,2%
17 France International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (1,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,6 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,4 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,4 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,3% 607 0,6% 242 0,3% 257 0,3% from non-ue28: ,7% ,4% ,7% ,7% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,7% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,0% Morocco ,6% 2nd country of origin: Algeria ,9% Senegal ,4% Senegal ,7% Senegal ,6% 3rd country of origin: Turkey ,3% Turkey ,4% Cameroon ,6% Cameroon ,2% 4th country of origin: Tunisia ,1% Cameroon ,3% Côte d'ivoire ,3% Mali ,9% 5th country of origin: Senegal ,0% Côte d'ivoire ,4% Mali ,0% Côte d'ivoire ,8% Others ,0% Others ,2% Others ,5% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (50,6% of total migration flows) (49,9% of total migration flows) (50,1% of total migration flows) (50,8% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,1% 549 1,1% 153 0,3% 158 0,3% from non-ue28: ,9% ,9% ,7% ,7% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,0% Morocco ,8% Morocco ,3% Morocco ,4% 2nd country of origin: Turkey ,4% Turkey ,6% Senegal ,5% Senegal ,2% 3rd country of origin: United Kingdom ,2% Senegal ,2% Turkey ,0% Mali ,5% 4th country of origin: Tunisia ,0% Mali ,3% Mali ,6% Côte d'ivoire ,0% 5th country of origin: Senegal ,8% Côte d'ivoire ,9% Côte d'ivoire ,6% Congo, Democratic Republic of ,0% Others ,6% Others ,2% Others ,0% Others ,8% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (49,4% of total migration flows) (50,1% of total migration flows) (49,9% of total migration flows) (49,2% of total migration flows) from UE28: 242 0,4% 58 0,1% 89 0,2% 99 0,2% from non-ue28: ,6% ,9% ,8% ,8% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,3% Morocco ,0% Morocco ,6% Morocco ,7% 2nd country of origin: Algeria ,9% Algeria ,5% Cameroon ,7% Cameroon ,7% 3rd country of origin: Tunisia ,2% Cameroon ,0% Senegal ,9% Senegal ,9% 4th country of origin: Cameroon ,3% Senegal ,5% Congo ,2% Congo ,1% 5th country of origin: Turkey ,3% Côte d'ivoire ,9% Côte d'ivoire ,9% Côte d'ivoire ,7% Others ,1% Others ,1% Others ,7% Others ,8%
18 Croatia International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 195 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 54 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 3 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) 4 (0 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: 5 2,8% 0 0,7% 0 2,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,2% 53 99,3% 3 98,0% 4 100,0% 1st country of origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina 74 37,9% Bosnia and Herzegovina 27 50,9% United States 2 67,5% Russian Federation 2 50,3% 2nd country of origin: Serbia and Montenegro 45 23,3% Serbia and Montenegro 10 19,5% China 1 18,3% United States 2 42,0% 3rd country of origin: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 32 16,2% The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 6 11,0% Australia 0 12,3% Australia 0 5,4% 4th country of origin: China 17 8,6% United States 5 9,1% France 0 2,0% Ukraine 0 2,3% 5th country of origin: United States 12 6,3% China 4 7,7% Others 15 7,6% Others 1 1,8% Others 0 0,0% Others 0 0,0% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 156 (79,9% of total migration flows) 53 (98,7% of total migration flows) 3 (100% of total migration flows) 4 (100% of total migration flows) from UE28: 5 3,4% 0 0,7% 0 2,0% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: ,6% 53 99,3% 3 98,0% 4 100,0% 1st country of origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina 64 41,0% Bosnia and Herzegovina 27 51,6% United States 2 67,4% Russian Federation 2 50,3% 2nd country of origin: Serbia and Montenegro 38 24,2% Serbia and Montenegro 10 19,8% China 1 18,3% United States 2 42,0% 3rd country of origin: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 21 13,4% The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 6 11,1% Australia 0 12,3% Australia 0 5,4% 4th country of origin: China 12 7,6% United States 4 7,9% France 0 2,0% Ukraine 0 2,3% 5th country of origin: United States 8 4,9% China 4 7,8% Others 14 8,9% Others 1 1,8% Others 0 0,0% Others 0 0,0% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: 39 (20,1% of total migration flows) 1 (1,3% of total migration flows) 0 (0% of total migration flows) 0 (0% of total migration flows) from UE28: 0 0,4% 0 0,0% from non-ue28: 39 99,6% 1 100,0% 1st country of origin: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 11 27,6% United States 1 100,0% 2nd country of origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina 10 25,7% 3rd country of origin: Serbia and Montenegro 8 19,8% 4th country of origin: China 5 12,6% 5th country of origin: United States 5 11,8% Others 1 2,5% Others 0 0,0%
19 Italy International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (2,5 every 1,000 inhabitants) (2,1 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) (1,9 every 1,000 inhabitants) from UE28: ,4% 468 0,4% 130 0,1% 93 0,1% from non-ue28: ,6% ,6% ,9% ,9% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,4% Morocco ,7% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,4% 2nd country of origin: Romania ,4% India ,3% Senegal ,4% Senegal ,5% 3rd country of origin: India ,4% Senegal ,9% India ,3% India ,9% 4th country of origin: Bangladesh ,9% Bangladesh ,7% Ecuador ,6% Egypt ,6% 5th country of origin: China ,5% Ecuador ,3% Pakistan ,5% Philippines ,6% Others ,4% Others ,1% Others ,8% Others ,0% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (61,4% of total migration flows) (61% of total migration flows) (60,6% of total migration flows) (61,4% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,3% 445 0,6% 97 0,1% 56 0,1% from non-ue28: ,7% ,4% ,9% ,9% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,2% Morocco ,3% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,6% 2nd country of origin: Romania ,0% India ,0% Senegal ,4% Senegal ,5% 3rd country of origin: India ,0% Bangladesh ,0% India ,2% India ,7% 4th country of origin: Bangladesh ,1% Senegal ,9% Pakistan ,2% Egypt ,5% 5th country of origin: China ,0% Pakistan ,7% Egypt ,1% Pakistan ,1% Others ,6% Others ,1% Others ,7% Others ,7% International net migration - main scenario: International net migration - reduced migration variant: related to the labor market in the countries of origin: (38,6% of total migration flows) (39% of total migration flows) (39,4% of total migration flows) (38,6% of total migration flows) from UE28: ,3% 24 0,0% 33 0,1% 37 0,1% from non-ue28: ,7% ,0% ,9% ,9% 1st country of origin: Morocco ,7% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,4% Morocco ,1% 2nd country of origin: Peru ,9% Peru ,8% Senegal ,3% Senegal ,6% 3rd country of origin: Brazil ,6% Philippines ,5% Peru ,9% Philippines ,0% 4th country of origin: Ecuador ,2% Ecuador ,4% Philippines ,8% Ecuador ,4% 5th country of origin: Philippines ,2% Senegal ,9% Ecuador ,7% Peru ,3% Others ,4% Others ,0% Others ,9% Others ,5%
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