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OECD countries recorded six million new permanent immigrants in 2025, down 1.6% for the second consecutive annual decline; labor migration rose 13%, while humanitarian migration among people granted refugee status fell 26%. Immigration to European OECD members increased 4.7%, driven largely by Portugal, Italy and Spain, where policy changes and the processing of a backlog of applications contributed to growth. Without those three countries, immigration across OECD members would have fallen 8.2%.
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