Germany Stays Second-Biggest OECD Destination for Migrants Despite Decline
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The Federal Republic remains a magnet for immigrants: only the USA absorbs even more people. This is shown by the new migration report of the OECD. The Federal Republic also ranks second in naturalisations. After all, Trump can record deportations. In order for this to happen to us, we need Prime Minister Ulrich Siegmund – to whom we have a new silver medal [...] The article OECD study: Germany in migration to second place was first published on…
According to a recent study, Germany is in second place among OECD countries, both in terms of long-term migration and naturalisation, with only the US taking more.
Spain received 460,500 permanent immigrants in 2025, compared to 368,000 the previous year
Germany Stays Second-Biggest OECD Destination for Migrants Despite Decline
Germany has remained the second most popular destination for permanent migrants among OECD countries, even though arrivals fell in 2025. According to the OECD, 538,000 immigrants came to Germany, behind only the United States with 1.23 million. Spain followed with 460,000, as WELT reports on the organisation's International Migration Outlook, published on Thursday.
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