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The fall from last year’s net gain of 42,400 reflects both a drop in migrant arrivals and a surge in departures, with 126,400 people leaving in the past year.
The most striking shift was among New Zealand citizens, who recorded a near-record net loss of 46,400, driven by a provisional all-time high of 72,700 citizens moving overseas.
Around 58 percent headed to Australia, and more than a third of those were born overseas. Meanwhile, non-citizen migration remained relatively steady with a net gain of 58,800, though arrivals from India and the Philippines declined. Stats NZ says migration trends reflect global labour markets, economic conditions, and changing immigration policies.
Daily Telegraph New Zealand (DTNZ) is an independent news website, first published in October 2021. - where this article was sourced.
The most striking shift was among New Zealand citizens, who recorded a near-record net loss of 46,400, driven by a provisional all-time high of 72,700 citizens moving overseas.
Around 58 percent headed to Australia, and more than a third of those were born overseas. Meanwhile, non-citizen migration remained relatively steady with a net gain of 58,800, though arrivals from India and the Philippines declined. Stats NZ says migration trends reflect global labour markets, economic conditions, and changing immigration policies.
Daily Telegraph New Zealand (DTNZ) is an independent news website, first published in October 2021. - where this article was sourced.
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