Scoop has an Ethical Paywall
Net Migration Loss Of New Zealand Citizens Exceeds 50,000
There was a record net migration loss of 52,500 New Zealand citizens in the year ended March 2024, according to provisional estimates released by Stats NZ today.
“This is the first time the annual net migration loss of New Zealand citizens has exceeded 50,000,” population indicators manager Tehseen Islam said. “That equates to 1,000 more New Zealand citizens departing long-term than arriving long-term each week.”
Before the current high levels, the record annual net migration loss of New Zealand citizens was 44,400 in the February 2012 year.
‘Country of citizenship’ is the nationality of passport used to arrive in, or depart from, New Zealand and is not necessarily the country of previous or next residence.
Visit our website to read this news
story and information release and to download CSV
files:
- Net migration loss of New Zealand citizens exceeds 50,000
- International migration: March 2024
- CSV files for download
Gordon Campbell: On The Language Of Healthcare, And Mink DeVille
NZCTU: Government Must Support Workers Following Smithfield Closure
The Finance and Expenditure Committee: Select Committee Hearings On Banking Inquiry To Start Next Week
Department of Conservation: Kiwi Sightings Increase On Heaphy Track
Wellington City Council: Wellington Mayor's Statement On The Long-term Plan Amendment
New Zealand Defence Force: NZDF's Latest Update On HMNZS Manawanui
NZCTU: Falling Inflation Reflects A Falling Economy
