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Migration Statistics in the House of Commons Oliver Hawkins Social and General Statistics
Part 1 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS LIBRARY
House of Commons Library Who we are … • Research service for the House of Commons • 56 subject specialists • 8 sections • 2 statistical sections: - Social and General Statistics - Economic Policy and Statistics
House of Commons Library What we do … • Respond to enquiries from MPs • Produce Standard Notes and Research Papers • Publish in-house journals • Give Library Talks • Work with Select Committees
Social and General Statistics Enquiries, 2001 -2011 4, 000 3, 500 3, 000 2, 500 2, 000 1, 500 1, 000 500 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
What is an enquiry? Some typical migration enquiries … • What is the latest estimate of net migration? • How many student visas were issued in 2011? • How many asylum seekers are there in my constituency?
What is an enquiry? What we would really like if possible are, for the period October 2010 to September 2011, the absolute numbers of residents for each of these three nationality groups – EU 14, Republic of Ireland, Non-UK EU outside EU 14 – for each of these four types of people: • • Children under 16 years Older people over 64 years Students Those aged 16 -64 who are not students and not working
What is an enquiry? What we would really like if possible are, for the period October 2010 to September 2011, the absolute numbers of residents for each of these three nationality groups – EU 14, Republic of Ireland, Non-UK EU outside EU 14 – for each of these four types of people: • • Children under 16 years Older people over 64 years Students Those aged 16 -64 who are not students and not working Could you also provide the same breakdown over the same period for just those in work?
What is an enquiry? If you could also possibly provide the same breakdowns for the year 2003 that would be excellent.
What is an enquiry? If you could also possibly provide the same breakdowns for the year 2003 that would be excellent. We would also be very grateful for an age breakdown of the migration flows to and from the UK of the same three groups of foreign nationals in each calendar year 2005 – 2010 inclusive. The three age groups we are interested in are: under 16; 16 -64; and over 64.
What is an enquiry? If you could also possibly provide the same breakdowns for the year 2003 that would be excellent. We would also be very grateful for an age breakdown of the migration flows to and from the UK of the same three groups of foreign nationals in each calendar year 2005 – 2010 inclusive. The three age groups we are interested in are: under 16; 16 -64; and over 64. If you could also possibly provide us with the total net migration figures for the A 8 and A 8 + Malta and Cyprus in 2003, and A 2 in 2006, that would be extremely helpful.
Part 2 MIGRATION: THE BIG PICTURE
Long-term international migration estimates in the UK, 1991 -2010
IPS estimates of long-term international migration in the UK, 1964 -2010
Net migration in the UK, 1922 -2010
Population change in the UK, 1922 -2010
Part 3 MANAGING MIGRATION
Average UK migration flows by nationality, 2006 -2010
Average UK immigration by main reason for migration, 2006 -2010
Average UK immigration by nationality and main reason for migration, 2006 -2010
Student immigration by nationality, 1991 -2010
Student visas issued, actual and projected, 2005 -2015
Estimated impact of changes to student routes on non-EU student net migration, 2011 -2015
Part 4 QUESTIONS WE CAN’T ANSWER
Questions we can’t answer • How much money is paid in benefits to migrants? • How much money is spent treating migrants on the NHS? • How many illegal (irregular) migrants enter the UK each year?
Questions we can’t answer Student settlement rates … “… [T]he modelling approach suggests a relatively high proportion of the student inflow may remain in the UK at the two year point and thereafter, a result inconsistent with the analysis of visas recently published by the Home Office based on those arriving in 2004. ” - Home Office Impact Assessment, Reform of the Points Based Student (PBS) Immigration System, June 2011, p. 30
Part 5 THINGS MPS SHOULD KNOW
Total net migration in EU countries, 2004 -2008
International migration in Spain, 2002 -2010
International migration in Italy, 1998 -2010
International migration in Germany, 1998 -2011
International migration in Ireland, 1998 -2010
Lithuania Estonia Latvia Poland Germany Netherlands France Slovakia Finland Hungary Denmark Portugal United Kingdom Czech Republic Austria Slovenia Sweden Belgium Italy Ireland Luxembourg Cyprus Spain Total net migration in EU countries as a proportion of the population, 2004 -2008 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% -2%
Where you can find us Briefing papers are available to download from Parliament’s website: www. parliament. uk/briefing-papers/


