OECD Reports Record Migration and Employment Levels in 2023

Migration driven by family and humanitarian needs has reached unprecedented levels, with employment integration also at an all-time high.

In 2023, the OECD recorded 6.5 million new permanent immigrants, a 10% increase from 2022.
Family migration grew by 16%, accounting for 43% of new entries, while humanitarian migration rose by 20%.
Countries like the UK, Canada, France, Japan, and Switzerland experienced record immigration levels.
Immigrant employment rates reached historic highs across OECD countries, with low unemployment at 7.3%.
The increase in migrant workers has been crucial in addressing labor shortages and supporting economic growth.