Saint Pierre and Miquelon

1950

2025

2100

1950

2025

2100

Net emigration of 8 people per year—more people leaving than arriving.

Since 1950, Saint Pierre and Miquelon has lost a cumulative 2,140 people through migration.

By 2100, projections show continued net emigration.

Net migrants

-8

Net migration rate

-1.5 per 1,000 people

Key terms

Net migration: — Immigrants minus emigrants. Positive = more people arriving, negative = more leaving.
Net migration rate: — Net migration per 1,000 population per year.
Immigration: — People entering the country from abroad.
Emigration: — People leaving the country to live abroad.

Migration flows

Net migration from 1950 to 2100 (projections after 2024)

Net migrants

-2,650

Cumulative over selected range

Peak immigration

Top year: 2017

Peak emigration

-139

Lowest year: 1961

Recent avg (10 yrs)

-3

Per year

Saint Pierre and Miquelon loses approximately 8 people per year to emigration (1.5 per 1,000 population). Peak immigration was 33 in 2017.

Migration flows in Saint Pierre and Miquelon are relatively modest.

Source: UN World Population Prospects 2024. Historical estimates (1950–2024) and medium-variant projections (2025–2100).