Migration trends in Canada
North America
Canada takes in more people than it loses: 8.8M immigrants against 1.3M emigrants. Net balance +7.5M — 18% of the country's population
41.3M
Population
8.8M
Immigrants
1.3M
Emigrants
+7.5M
Inflow
1 in 5 residents of Canada was born abroad — and 1 in 32 people born in Canada lives abroad
#4 in the world by net migration gain
Top corridors
The largest migration flows in Canada
Key moments
How migration has changed since 1990
1990
4.2M immigrants · 1.1M emigrants
2000
- The foreign-born population passed 5M residents
2010
- China overtook United Kingdom as the largest source of new arrivals
- Roughly 1 in 5 residents was now foreign-born
2020
- India overtook China as the largest source of new arrivals
Today
- Since 1990: 4.6M more foreign-born residents and 232.9K more emigrants
Data source: International Migrant Stock 2024 (UN DESA, Population Division)
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