Decrease in Authorized Migratory Flows in Developed Countries, 9% Increase in France, According to OECD

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In 2025, the 38 OECD countries (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) registered 6.1 million new "permanent" immigrants (regulated arrivals of foreign nationals considered to be permanently resettling in the country of destination), written in their annual report the organization responsible for directing countries in their public policies. By 2024, they had been 6.2 million. Despite this decline, these arrivals remain at histo…

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For the second consecutive year, migration flows to developed countries fell by 1.6% in 2025 compared to 2024, with the exception of a few countries such as France, where regulated arrivals increased by 9%, reports an OECD report published on Thursday, November 12. Despite this decline, these arrivals remain at high historical levels, exceeding 12% [...]

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The developed countries welcomed 6.1 million new permanent immigrants in 2025, a decrease of 1.6% over a year. France is the exception with 334,000 immigrants.... Read the article Immigration slows down in the rich countries, France advances against the current appeared first on Le Singulier.