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Migration Statistics John Salt

Inadequate data on international migration poses challenges for accurate measurement and policy-making. The UK’s Migration Research Unit at University College London highlights urgent needs and potential solutions for reliable and comparable data. The Labour Market Statistics User Group Meeting on January 23, 2009, emphasized the scarcity of data, despite the importance of understanding foreign nationals' employment trends from 1994 to 2008 and the flows of international migrants. It is essential to enhance data collection methods for effective labor market planning and resource allocation.

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Migration Statistics John Salt

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  1. Migration Statistics John Salt Migration Research Unit, Department of Geography, University College London, UK. Labour Market Statistics User Group Meeting Royal Statistical Society 23rd January, 2009.

  2. Data on international migration are generally considered scarce and inadequate for measurement purposes (IUSSP, 1987). An urgent need for international migration statistics coincides with an unsatisfactory degree of availability, reliability and comparability of data on international migration flows (THESIM, 2006).

  3. Foreign Nationals, 1994 - 2008, thousands Source: LFS

  4. LFS: COB and Citizenship 2008 (000’)

  5. Working population 1997 and 2008, thousands

  6. Foreign nationals living and working in UK, by SEC, 2004 – 2008.

  7. Living and Working in UK, by SEC, 2008 Source: LFS

  8. Foreign nationals living and working in UK, by Region of Residence, per cent, 1994 - 2007

  9. Total Inflow 2007 (000’) LFS* 367 IPS** 527 TIM** 577 *1 year to Q2 2007 **Calendar year 2007

  10. International Migration, 1981-2007 Net Flows By Citizenship

  11. IPS 2006: Contacts and gross flows

  12. Work permit applications approved by type, 1995-2007 Source: WP UK/BIA

  13. ICT work permits by sector, 2007

  14. Worker Registration Scheme, Work Permits and First Permissions by occupational group, 2007

  15. Overseas Nationals entering the UK and allocated a National Insurance Number [NINo], 2002/03 and 2007/08, thousands

  16. Foreign labour inflows by route of entry, 2007

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