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عربية – DW
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Young Germans are increasingly considering emigration in search of economic opportunities and a better future. Surveys suggest that as many as half can imagine living abroad, and half of those have concrete plans. In 2025, around 289,000 German citizens left the country, while about 192,000 returned or moved there, resulting in net emigration of roughly 97,000. Most of those who left were aged 18 to 45. Austria, Switzerland, Spain, and Canada are among the preferred destinations, with interest in the United Arab Emirates also growing. Some Polish, Romanian, and Bulgarian citizens are also leaving Germany in greater numbers than are arriving from those countries. The article warns that continued emigration among young people, combined with low birth rates, could worsen demographic pressures and labor shortages—even though Germany still receives more migrants overall than it loses.
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