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Analysis of the migrant population of England and Wales and how it has changed looking at the characteristics of country of birth and passports held. It also includes analysis of economic activity and industry, and those most recently arrived.
An update on international migration methods and research.
Dynamic population model (DPM) population estimates for 14 case-study local authorities between 2011 and 2022.
The development of new methods to produce near real-time estimates of the population size, using a dynamic population model.
An update on the future of international migration statistics in 2022 and beyond.
Using new Experimental Statistics from HMRC Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Real Time Information (RTI) data linked to Migrant Worker Scan (MWS) to explore changes in payrolled employments in the labour market by nationality, region and industry from July 2014 to June 2021.
New analysis on people coming to the UK and holding multiple visas over time. Focus on students coming to the UK and what they do next, alongside workers, and the route to UK citizenship.
Provides an overview of all the latest research into the transformation of population and migration statistics to an administrative data first methodology.
Progress made to extend our understanding of the stability and behaviour of two methods for producing admin-based population estimates.
An update on the future of International Migration statistics.