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International migration to NI falls to lowest level in a decade

International migration to NI falls to lowest level in a decade
BBC Northern Ireland Thursday 24 September 2026, 09:42 UTC 1 min read
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There were an estimated 12,100 international arrivals while 10,200 people left giving a net gain of 1,900 people.

There were an estimated 12,100 international arrivals while 10,200 people left giving a net gain of 1,900 people.
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