Migration from Sweden to Germany has seen a notable increase, particularly among foreign-born individuals. In 2020, 802 foreign-born people moved, while by 2023, the count rose to 2,016. Early 2024 data suggests further growth, with 1,118 leaving Sweden and only 594 moving back. Factors such as population register revisions could affect figures, making accuracy hard to assess. However, it's clear Germany is a primary destination for Swedish migrants, though the reasons and demographics remain largely unexplored.
The migratory trend from Sweden to Germany has noticeably increased, with 2023 seeing a significant number of foreign-born individuals making the move compared to previous years.
In 2020, 802 foreign-born people migrated from Sweden to Germany; by 2023, this number surged to 2,016, indicating a significant upward trend in migration.
Germany is emerging as the top destination for those leaving Sweden, with figures suggesting a continuation of this trend into 2024, particularly among foreign-born residents.
The statistics on migration don't reveal the demographics or motivations behind the moves, which could range from EU citizens to individuals with various immigration statuses.
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