Number of asylum applications filed, and the share granted protection.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· New asylum applications lodged in the year, by country of asylum (UNHCR, Global Trends definition: first-instance and appeal applications counted as UNHCR does). The world total is the sum of every country of asylum in the same download. Australia, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia and China have missing years at UNHCR: they stay inside the rest of the world for the whole series.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database
2.8M
World total · 2025
United StatesItalyCanadaGermanyFranceUnited KingdomOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: UNHCR· Data 2025
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyNew asylum applications, by country of asylum
Number of refugees living in the country at the end of the year, according to UNHCR (refugees under its mandate, people in a refugee-like situation included).· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Refugees and people in refugee-like situations under UNHCR’s mandate, at the end of each year, by country of asylum (UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database). The world total is the sum of every country of asylum in the same download. Palestine refugees under UNRWA’s mandate, asylum seekers and internally displaced people are not counted.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database
28.5M
World total · 2025
GermanyTürkiyeFranceUnited KingdomUnited StatesCanadaOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: UNHCR· Data 2025
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyRefugees under UNHCR’s mandate, by country of asylum
Personal transfers paid abroad from the country (mostly by immigrant workers), in current US dollars. Published for the main immigration countries.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Personal remittances paid: money sent from the country to households abroad, mostly by migrant workers, in current US dollars (World Bank, from IMF balance of payments data). The series starts when every covered country is published.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
662.4BUSD
World total · 2025
United StatesSaudi ArabiaGermanyFranceAustraliaCanadaOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: World Bank· Data 2025
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyMoney sent abroad by migrants, current US dollarsUpd. 11/2026
Total population born outside France: absolute headcount that complements the existing share metric.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· International migrant stock: people living in a country other than their country of birth (or of citizenship where birthplace is not recorded), mid-year estimates of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs for 1990, 1995 … 2020 and 2024, published by the World Bank. The UN definition differs from Eurostat’s foreign-born counts shown on the EU country cards.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
303.4M
World total · 2024
United StatesGermanySaudi ArabiaUnited KingdomFranceCanadaOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: UN DESA· Data 2024
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyPeople born abroad, UN estimates every 5 yearsUpd. 11/2026
