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Prague Process Interactive Map
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Albania
Population:
2 761 785
Emigration:
46 460
Immigration:
13 963
Armenia
Population:
2 991 200
Emigration:
6 900
Immigration:
48 300
Austria
Population:
9 198 124
Emigration:
128 330
Immigration:
194 959
Azerbaijan
Population:
10 180 800
Emigration:
2 483
Immigration:
3 638
Belarus (cooperation suspended)
Population:
9 155 978
Emigration:
20 976
Immigration:
34 846
Belgium
Population:
11 763 650
Emigration:
128 538
Immigration:
194 887
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Population:
3 422 000
Emigration:
1 837 375
Bulgaria
Population:
6 445 481
Emigration:
15 227
Immigration:
56 807
Croatia
Population:
3 859 686
Emigration:
39 218
Immigration:
69 396
Cyprus
Population:
920 700
Emigration:
17 958
Immigration:
31 052
Czech Republic
Population:
10 879 069
Emigration:
46 591
Immigration:
141 263
Denmark
Population:
5 993 317
Emigration:
50 540
Immigration:
79 561
Estonia
Population:
1 374 687
Emigration:
12 543
Immigration:
26 399
Finland
Population:
5 635 560
Emigration:
15 322
Immigration:
73 236
France
Population:
68 373 433
Emigration:
29 000
Immigration:
169 000
Georgia
Population:
3 694 600
Emigration:
245 064
Immigration:
205 857
Germany
Population:
84 669 326
Emigration:
1 203 683
Immigration:
2 665 772
Greece
Population:
10 413 982
Emigration:
80 307
Immigration:
96 662
Hungary
Population:
9 584 627
Emigration:
35 736
Immigration:
61 347
Ireland
Population:
5 380 300
Emigration:
69 900
Immigration:
149 200
Italy
Population:
58 971 230
Emigration:
158 438
Immigration:
439 658
Kazakhstan
Population:
20 243 981
Emigration:
10 201
Immigration:
20 383
Kosovo
Population:
1 586 659
Emigration:
21 158
Immigration:
5 846
Kyrgyz Republic
Population:
7 161 900
Emigration:
4 054
Immigration:
12 313
Latvia
Population:
1 871 882
Emigration:
16 295
Immigration:
18 710
Liechtenstein
Population:
40 015
Emigration:
460
Immigration:
716
Lithuania
Population:
2 885 891
Emigration:
21 986
Immigration:
66 920
Luxembourg
Population:
672 050
Emigration:
16 588
Immigration:
26 964
Malta
Population:
542 051
Emigration:
12 679
Immigration:
13 885
Moldova
Population:
2 423 300
Emigration:
241 448
Immigration:
177 875
Montenegro
Population:
616 695
Emigration:
3 882
Immigration:
3 958
Netherlands
Population:
17 942 942
Emigration:
179 310
Immigration:
403 108
North Macedonia
Population:
2 097 319
Emigration:
2 377
Immigration:
3 176
Norway
Population:
5 585 044
Emigration:
34 011
Immigration:
86 589
Poland
Population:
37 532 000
Emigration:
9 941
Immigration:
16 707
Portugal
Population:
10 639 726
Emigration:
33 666
Immigration:
189 367
Romania
Population:
19 064 409
Emigration:
208 356
Immigration:
290 344
Russia (cooperation suspended)
Population:
146 150 800
Emigration:
450 482
Immigration:
560 434
Serbia
Population:
6 605 168
Emigration:
26 858
Immigration:
11 306
Slovakia
Population:
5 431 306
Emigration:
2 428
Immigration:
17 507
Slovenia
Population:
2 126 324
Emigration:
22 411
Immigration:
33 939
Spain
Population:
47 475 420
Emigration:
381 724
Immigration:
530 401
Sweden
Population:
10 587 276
Emigration:
73 434
Immigration:
94 514
Switzerland
Population:
8 778 064
Emigration:
123 963
Immigration:
263 081
Tajikistan
Population:
10 288 000
Emigration:
39 141
Immigration:
30 317
Türkiye
Population:
85 372 377
Emigration:
714 579
Immigration:
316 456
Turkmenistan
Population:
7 057 841
Ukraine
Population:
41 130 432
Emigration:
22 587
Immigration:
41 724
United Kingdom (cooperation suspended)
Population:
68 265 200
Emigration:
450 000
Immigration:
1 316 000
Uzbekistan
Population:
37 355 356
Emigration:
233 175
Immigration:
218 794
What is the Prague Process?
The Prague Process is a targeted migration dialogue and a policy process promoting migration partnerships among the countries of the European Union, Schengen area, Eastern Partnership, Western Balkans, Central Asian, as well as Türkiye.
Read moreThe Training Academy aims to provide tailor-made, targeted, high-quality trainings in line with the six thematic areas set out by the Prague Process Action Plan.
Read moreThe Migration Observatory aims to provide impartial, evidence-based analysis from across the Prague Process region and in line with the six thematic areas set out by the Prague Process Action Plan.
Read more