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Germany loses 288,000 residents; many workers eyeing abroad
In 2025, Germany experienced a significant increase in the number of citizens leaving the country, with 288,579 people departing compared to 191,890 returning, resulting in a negative net migration of 96,689 individuals—the highest level since 2017. A recent survey shows that 67.2% of employees are considering moving to work outside Germany, with 30% having already searched for external opportunities last year, and 10% having sent actual job applications. The United States is the top preferred destination, followed by the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Meanwhile, Switzerland, Austria, and Spain were among the main actual destinations for those leaving. This trend reflects the economic challenges faced by Germany, including weak growth, declining industrial sectors, rising living and energy costs, and a shortage of skilled workers.
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