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Brazil – Net Migration

Name: Brazil Net Migration
Creator: World Bank
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Net migration over five-year periods. Difference between immigration and emigration, including both citizens and non-citizens. · World Bank

-217,283 +8,227 from 2024 G20 rank: 12th · all-time high: 21,666 (1998)

Brazil's net migration was -217,283 in 2025, an increase of +8,227 from -225,510 in 2024. This ranked 12th in the G20. The all-time high was 21,666 in 1998.

APA

Brazil Net Migration. HistorySaid. Retrieved March 11, 2026, from https://historysaid.com/brazil/net-migration

BibTeX

@misc{historysaid_brazil_net-migration,
  title = {Brazil Net Migration},
  url = {https://historysaid.com/brazil/net-migration},
  publisher = {HistorySaid},
  year = {2026}
}

Data & Projection▾

Brazil Net Migration – Historical Data
Year	Value	Change	Rank
2028* trend	-223,652	–	–
2027* trend	-224,724	–	–
2026* trend	-225,797	–	–
2025	-217,283	+8,227	12th
2024	-225,510	+14,549	9th
2023	-240,059	+13,580	9th
2022	-253,639	−45,058	9th
2021	-208,581	−130,144	6th
2020	-78,437	+50,779	11th
2019	-129,216	+101,118	8th
2018	-230,334	−74,038	7th
2017	-156,296	−63,307	11th
2016	-92,989	+80,622	15th
2015	-173,611	−27,879	13th
2014	-145,732	+11,496	12th
2013	-157,228	+22,479	12th
2012	-179,707	+56,153	8th
2011	-235,860	+25,679	11th
2010	-261,539	−41,332	5th
2009	-220,207	−79,151	5th
2008	-141,056	−33,575	14th
2007	-107,481	−16,847	19th
2006	-90,634	−1,766	21st
2005	-88,868	−12,207	21st
2004	-76,661	−21,311	22nd
2003	-55,350	−13,342	28th
2002	-42,008	+9,592	32nd
2001	-51,600	−5,800	31st
2000	-45,800	−22,303	32nd
1999	-23,497	−45,163	54th
1998	21,666	+94,058	182nd
1997	-72,392	−449	23rd
1996	-71,943	−1,980	20th
1995	-69,963	−1,002	25th
1994	-68,961	+109	27th
1993	-69,070	−83,464	26th
1992	14,394	+80,994	166th
1991	-66,600	−36,045	22nd
1990	-30,555	+29,468	35th
1989	-60,023	+12,802	17th
1988	-72,825	+4,975	15th
1987	-77,800	+13,173	13th
1986	-90,973	−30,094	11th
1985	-60,879	+9,156	17th
1984	-70,035	+6,287	14th
1983	-76,322	+14,444	11th
1982	-90,766	−24,795	9th
1981	-65,971	−27,053	14th
1980	-38,918	−6,415	22nd
1979	-32,503	−9,087	24th
1978	-23,416	−3,938	38th
1977	-19,478	+1,134	42nd
1976	-20,612	+4,887	38th
1975	-25,499	−1,406	31st
1974	-24,093	−22	26th
1973	-24,071	−487	29th
1972	-23,584	−163	25th
1971	-23,421	−4,642	24th
1970	-18,779	−11,016	36th
1969	-7,763	+1,093	57th
1968	-8,856	+1,177	44th
1967	-10,033	−716	47th
1966	-9,317	−493	46th
1965	-8,824	−678	51st
1964	-8,146	−10	49th
1963	-8,136	−965	49th
1962	-7,171	−7,246	51st
1961	75	−3,991	126th
1960	4,066	–	174th

Show all years (1960–2025)

* Linear trend extrapolation from last 5 data points

Detected Pattern▾

Stagflation Risk

GDP growth below 2% combined with inflation above 8% and rising unemployment. The worst macro combination for policymakers.

Inflation 8.7% GDP growth -3.3% Unemployment 11.6%

This pattern occurred 204 times in G20 history, 77 successful

Haiti 2024

Inflation

26.9%

GDP growth

-4.2%

Unemployment

14.6%

São Tomé and Principe 2024

Inflation

14.4%

GDP growth

1.1%

Unemployment

9.1%

Angola 2023

Inflation

13.6%

GDP growth

1.3%

Unemployment

14.1%

Colombia 2023

Inflation

11.7%

GDP growth

0.7%

Unemployment

9.6%

Haiti 2023

Inflation

36.8%

GDP growth

-1.9%

Unemployment

14.5%

Lebanon 2023

Inflation

221.3%

GDP growth

-0.8%

Unemployment

11.0%

HistorySaid – pattern alert

Brazil matched the Stagflation Risk pattern in 2016. Historically, 38% of countries showing this pattern (77 out of 204) saw net migration improve within 24 months. View full analysis →