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Best Practices in International Migration Statistics

Learn about recommendations and principles for gathering global migration data, including migrant stocks, population by birth, citizenship, and reasons for migration. Explore reliable sources and methods for data collection.

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Best Practices in International Migration Statistics

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  1. International migration statistics: Summary of recommendations and good practice Population Division Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) United Nations New York www.unmigration.org migrationp@un.org

  2. I. International migrant stocks

  3. T1A-3A. Total population by country of birth and age(both sexes, males, females) Source (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  4. T4A. Foreign-born population by country of birth period of arrival and sexSource (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  5. T5A. Total population aged 15+ by country of birth, educational attainment and sexSource (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  6. T1B-3B. Total population by country of citizenship and age(both sexes, males, females) Source (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  7. T4B. Foreign population by country of citizenship, period of arrival and sexSource (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  8. T5B. Total population aged 15+ by country of citizenship, educational attainment and sexSource (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ United Nations Population Division/DESA

  9. II. International migration flows

  10. T6A. Long-term immigration and emigration by previous and next country of residence and citizenship status[Source (encircle one): 1 (register); 2 (other); Date (dd/mm/yy: __/__/__ ] United Nations Population Division/DESA

  11. T6B. Long-term immigration and emigration by country (region) of citizenship Source (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Year: United Nations Population Division/DESA

  12. T7. Reasons for migration by country (region) of citizenship (Inflows)Source (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Year United Nations Population Division/DESA

  13. T8. Reasons for migration by country (region) of citizenship (Outflows)Source (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Year United Nations Population Division/DESA

  14. T9. Acquisition of citizenship by country of previous citizenship and sexSource (encircle one): 1 (census); 2 (register); 3 (survey); 4 (other); Year : United Nations Population Division/DESA

  15. Resources • United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs (1998). Recommendations on Statistics of International Migration Revision 1. Sales No. E.98.XVII.14 • United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs (1998). Principles and Recommendations for Population and Housing Censuses Revision 2. Sales No. E.07.XVII.8 • Center for Global Development (2009). Migrants Count: Five Steps Toward Better Migration Data. Washington DC United Nations Population Division/DESA

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