Liechtenstein Net Migration

Liechtenstein’s net migration has risen steadily since the 1960s, moving from 123.00 in 1960 to a recent 194.00 in 2025, placing the principality at rank 141 globally. The highest inflow recorded was 335.00 in 1968, a post‑war boom that reflected the country’s burgeoning financial services sector, while the lowest point of 63.00 occurred in 2016 amid tighter European migration controls. Over the 66‑year series, the net migration figure has more than doubled, outpacing peers such as the Turks and Caicos Islands (177.00) and the Isle of Man (166.00), which occupy nearby ranks. The upward trajectory suggests that Liechtenstein continues to attract skilled workers and high‑net‑worth residents, a pattern likely to persist unless major policy shifts in the EU or changes to its tax regime alter its competitive advantage.