OECD Report: European Migration Drops 8% While US Sees 20% Increase

The OECD reports an 8% decline in permanent migration to Europe, with notable drops in the UK and Germany, while the US experiences a significant 20% increase in immigration.

• In 2024, the OECD reported an overall 8% drop in permanent migration to Europe, highlighting steep declines particularly in the UK and several other EU states.
• Germany experienced a notable decrease in human migration, contributing to the overall decline in migration numbers across the European Union, as observed in the OECD report.
• Conversely, the United States saw a remarkable 20% increase in immigration last year, contrasting sharply with the trends reported by the OECD for European nations.