Emigration from Mexico

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Mexican diaspora

Regions with significant populations
United States	10,931,939 (by birth, 2021)[1] 37,235,886 (by ancestry, 2021)[2]
Canada	155,000+[3]
Spain	61,194[4]
Germany	41,000[5]
Brazil	21,853[6]
France	19,000[7]
Guatemala	18,000[8]
United Kingdom	16,050[9]
Chile	14,402[10]
Costa Rica	10,188[11]
Bolivia	9,797[12]
Italy	9,441[13]
Netherlands	8,252[14]
Argentina	7,828[15]
Switzerland	7,789[16]
Australia	7,420[17]
Israel	6,321[18]
Belize	6,000[19]
Panama	5,188[20]
Sweden	3,433[21]
China	3,361[22]
Norway	3,084[23]
Colombia	3,050[24]
Belgium	2,745[25]
Ireland	2,654[26]
Austria	2,437[27]
Japan	2,416[28]
New Zealand	2,080[29]
India	2,055[30]
Paraguay	1,805[31]
United Arab Emirates	1,744[32]
Denmark	1,579[33]
El Salvador	1,543[34]
Ecuador	1,503[35]
Honduras	1,468[36]
Dominican Republic	1,298[37]
Peru	1,177[38]
Finland	1,159[39]
Cuba	1,058[40]
Philippines	377[41]
Jamaica	146[42]
Barbados	14[43]
Vietnam	95[44]
Nigeria	38[45]
Cambodia	16[46]
Bahamas	16[47]
Guyana	24[48]
South Korea	842[49]

Emigration from Mexico is the movement of people from Mexico to other countries. The top destination by far is the United States, by a factor of over 150 to 1 compared to the second most popular destination, Canada.^[50]