List of sovereign states and dependent territories by immigrant population
UN 2015 report: immigrant population
This is a list of countries by estimated foreign-born population in 2013, defined by the UN as "persons living in a country other than where they were born," as reported by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 2015 report Trends in International Migrant Stock: The 2015 Revision.

List of sovereign states and dependent territories by immigrant population

Section Title: UN 2015 report: immigrant population
Table Section Text: This is a list of countries by estimated foreign-born population in 2013, defined by the UN as "persons living in a country other than where they were born," as reported by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 2015 report Trends in International Migrant Stock: The 2015 Revision.

Country	Foreign-born population	Of world foreign-born population (%)	Of total population (%)	Notes

World	243,700,236	100	3.3	This figure is the total number of a people living in a country they were not born in.

United States	46,627,102	19.8	14.3

Germany	12,005,690	4.9	14.9

Russia	11,643,276	4.8	7.7

Saudi Arabia	10,185,945	3.9	31.4

United Kingdom	8,543,120	3.5	13.2

United Arab Emirates	8,095,126	3.3	83.7

Canada	7,835,502	3.2	21.9

Australia	7,787,057	3.1	33.3

France	7,784,418	3.1	11.1

Spain	6,742,948	2.8	14.3

Italy	5,788,875	2.6	8.3

India	5,240,960	2.3	0.4

Ukraine	4,834,898	2.2	11.4

Thailand	3,913,258	1.6	5.6

Pakistan	3,628,956	1.8	2.2

Kazakhstan	3,546,778	1.5	21.1

South Africa	3,142,511	1.3	6

Jordan	3,112,026	1.3	40.2

Turkey	2,964,916	1.3	3.8

Kuwait	2,866,136	1.3	70

Hong Kong	2,838,665	1.2	38.9

Iran	2,726,420	1.1	3.4

Malaysia	2,514,243	1.1	8.3

Ivory Coast	2,175,399	1.1	12.0

Switzerland	2,438,702	1.0	28.9

Japan	2,043,877	1.1	1.9

Philippines	211,862	0.09	0.23

Singapore	2,543,638	1.0	42.9	The percentage of 42.9% includes foreign nationals that work and live in the country. If foreign nationals are excluded, only 23% of citizens and permanent residents in Singapore would be foreign born.

Israel	2,011,727	0.9	26.5

Lebanon	1,997,776	0.9	33.3

Netherlands	1,979,486	0.8	11.1

Argentina	2,086,302	0.8	4.6

Sweden	1,639,771	0.7	18.5

Qatar	1,687,640	0.7	73.8

Austria	1,492,374	0.6	15.2

Bangladesh	1,422,805	0.6	0.9

Syria	875,189	0.6	6.4

Belgium	1,387,940	0.6	12.9

Uzbekistan	1,170,899	0.6	4.4

Greece	1,242,514	0.6	11.1

Nigeria	1,199,115	0.5	0.7

South Korea	1,327,324	0.5	2.9

Venezuela	1,404,448	0.5	3.9

Chile	469,436	0.2	5.5

Oman	1,844,978	0.5	30.6

Mexico	1,193,155	0.5	0.9

Belarus	1,082,905	0.5	11.6

Nepal	971,247	0.4	3.5

Kenya	1,084,357	0.4	2.2

China	978,046	0.4	0.1

Portugal	837,257	0.3	7.5

Serbia	807,441	0.3	5.6

Libya	771,146	0.3	12.2

Ireland	746,260	0.3	15.9

Norway	741,813	0.3	13.8

Bahrain	729,357	0.3	54.7

Ethiopia	1,072,949	0.3	0.8

Brazil	713,568	0.8	0.9

Burkina Faso	696,983	0.3	4.1

South Sudan	824,122	0.3	5.6

Poland	619,403	0.3	1.6

Croatia	576,883	0.3	17.6

Denmark	572,520	0.3	9

Uganda	531,401	0.3	1.4

New Zealand	1,039,736	0.5	25.1

Rwanda	452,406	0.2	3.8

Hungary	449,632	0.3	4.7

Democratic Republic of Congo	446,924	0.2	0.7

Sudan	446,707	0.2	1.2

Republic of Congo	431,470	0.2	9.7

Costa Rica	419,572	0.2	8.7

Dominican Republic	415,564	0.2	3.9

Czech Republic	405,093	0.2	4.0

Gabon	394,953	0.2	23.6

Guinea	378,464	0.2	3.2

Zimbabwe	360,992	0.2	2.6

Ecuador	359,315	0.2	2.2

Ghana	358,829	0.2	1.4

Macau	333,269	0.2	58.8

Chad	331,251	0.2	3.4

Sri Lanka	324,977	0.2	1.5

Azerbaijan	323,843	0.2	3.4

Armenia	317,001	0.2	10.6

Finland	315,881	0.2	5.4

Yemen	314,683	0.2	1.3

Tanzania	312,778	0.2	0.6

Egypt	297,448	0.2	0.4

Indonesia	295,433	0.2	0.1

Cameroon	291,792	0.2	1.3

Tajikistan	275,735	0.2	3.4

Algeria	270,407	0.2	0.7

Latvia	263,126	0.2	13.8

Palestine	256,517	0.2	5.9

Burundi	254,477	0.2	2.5

Luxembourg	249,325	0.1	43.3

Slovenia	235,966	0.2	11.3

Benin	234,241	0.2	2.3

Kyrgyzstan	226,960	0.1	4.6

Romania	226,943	0.1	0.9

Turkmenistan	226,327	0.1	4.3

Liberia	225,484	0.1	5.3

Mozambique	218,881	0.1	0.8

Senegal	209,398	0.1	1.5

Cyprus	207,313	0.1	18.2

Malawi	206,578	0.1	1.3

Brunei	206,173	0.1	49.3

Togo	202,476	0.1	3.0

Estonia	202,348	0.1	16.4

Mali	195,553	0.1	1.3

Georgia	189,893	0.1	4.4

Paraguay	185,776	0.1	2.8

Slovakia	177,190	0.1	3.3

The Gambia	162,919	0.1	8.8

Panama	187,416	0.1	4.7

Bolivia	154,330	0.1	1.4

Botswana	146,456	0.1	7.2

Moldova	142,904	0.2	11.2

Reunion	136,493	0.1	15.6

Lithuania	136,036	0.1	4.9

Central African Republic	134,237	0.1	2.9

Niger	132,294	0.1	0.7

Macedonia	130,730	0.1	6.6

Colombia	129,632	0.1	0.3

Djibouti	123,537	0.1	14.2

Afghanistan	105,090	0.1	0.3

Peru	104,919	0.1	0.3

French Guiana	104,291	0.1	43.3

Myanmar	103,117	0.1	0.2

Bulgaria	102,113	0.1	1.2

Zambia	98,907	0.1	0.7

Guadeloupe	98,507	0.1	20.8

Sierra Leone	96,368	0.1	1.6

Iraq	95,780	0.1	0.3

Mauritania	90,206	0.1	2.3

Angola	87,436	0.1	0.4

Maldives	84,230	0.1	24.4

Guernsey Jersey Channel Islands	82,307	0.1	51.0

Guam	76,089	0.1	49.6

Cambodia	75,556	0.1	0.5

Uruguay	73,528	0.1	2.3

Mayotte	73,107	0.2	32.9

Guatemala	72,764	0.1	0.5

Vietnam	68,290	0.1	0.1

United States Virgin Islands	63,271	0.1	59.3

New Caledonia	64,290	0.1	24.8

Bahamas	59,306	0.1	16.3

Martinique	61,731	0.1	15.0

Albania	57,616	0.1	3.1

Namibia	51,448	0.1	2.2

Bhutan	50,862	0.1	6.7

Belize	50,860	0.1	15.0

Morocco	50,771	0.1	0.2

Montenegro	82,541	0.1	8.2

North Korea	46,813	0.1	0.2

Andorra	42,082	0.1	56.9

Mauritius	44,997	0.1	3.6

Isle of Man	45,221	0.1	52.0

Suriname	41,670	0.1	7.5

El Salvador	41,615	0.1	0.6

Nicaragua	41,482	0.1	0.7

American Samoa	23,216	0.1	71.2

Haiti	39,529	0.1	0.4

Curacao	37,611	0.1	23.2

Tunisia	36,526	0.1	0.3

Aruba	36,114	0.1	34.9

Jamaica	23,167	0.1	1.3

French Polynesia	30,058	0.1	12.8

Iceland	37,522	0.1	10.7

Trinidad and Tobago	32,488	0.1	2.4

Malta	41,442	0.1	8.0

Madagascar	34,313	0.1	0.1

Barbados	34,475	0.1	11.3

Antigua and Barbuda	28,083	0.1	31.9

Honduras	27,503	0.1	0.4

Sint Maarten	27,021	0.1	59.7

Swaziland	25,524	0.1	2.0

Papua New Guinea	25,782	0.1	0.4

Somalia	24,593	0.1	0.2

Monaco	21,042	0.1	64.2

Northern Mariana Islands	21,648	0.1	49.9

Bosnia and Herzegovina	34,803	0.1	0.6

Fiji	13,751	0.1	2.5

Laos	21,801	0.1	0.3

Bermuda	19,066	0.1	29.1

Guinea-Bissau	18,024	0.1	1.1

Mongolia	17,225	0.1	0.6

Cuba	13,336	0.1	0.1

Eritrea	15,798	0.1	0.2

Cape Verde	14,874	0.1	3.0

Guyana	14,770	0.1	1.7

Caribbean Netherlands	12,613	0.1	65.9

Comoros	12,511	0.1	1.7

Liechtenstein	23,493	0.1	33.1

Saint Lucia	12,180	0.1	6.7

Seychelles	12,079	0.1	13.0

Timor-Leste	11,565	0.1	1.0

Grenada	7,057	0.1	10.7

Turks and Caicos Islands	11,356	0.1	24.8

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	10,260	0.1	9.4

Equatorial Guinea	10,141	0.1	1.3

Gibraltar	11,065	0.1	33.0

British Virgin Islands	17,308	0.1	32.3

Solomon Islands	2,585	0.1	1.4

Anguilla	5,470	0.1	45.6

Dominica	6,720	0.1	8.9

Sao Tome and Principe	6,345	0.1	3.3

Greenland	6,009	0.1	10.4

Saint Kitts and Nevis	5,673	0.1	10.5

Samoa	4,929	0.1	3.0

Palau	5,664	0.1	27.8

Tonga	5,731	0.1	4.8

Western Sahara	4,932	0.1	0.9	It is estimated that Moroccan settlers make up at least two thirds of the 580,000 residents of Western Sahara, while most of the native Sahrawis are currently living in exile in refugee camps in neighbouring Algeria.

San Marino	4,717	0.1	15.4

Faroe Islands	5,517	0.1	7.4

Cook Islands	4,152	0.1	15.4

Vanuatu	3,187	0.1	1.3

Lesotho	3,095	0.1	0.1

Wallis and Futuna	2,849	0.1	20.5

Kiribati	3,153	0.1	2.6

Micronesia	2,756	0.1	2.6

Nauru	3,178	0.1	21.1

Falkland Islands	1,975	0.1	62.1

Marshall Islands	3,284	0.1	3.2

Montserrat	1,351	0.1	25.9

Saint Pierre and Miquelon	972	0.1	17.1

Vatican City	800	0.1	100.0

Saint Helena	590	0.1	14.3

Niue	557	0.1	37.1

Tokelau	487	0.1	25.4

Tuvalu	141	0.1	1.6

Sentence(s)

In 2015, the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs listed Germany as host to the second-highest number of international migrants worldwide, about 5% or 12 million of all 244 million migrants.

final_sentence: In 2015, the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs listed Germany as host to the second-highest number of international migrants worldwide, about 5% or 12 million of all 244 million migrants.