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Who leaves Canada.

In 2025–2026 (July to June), 112,116 people emigrated: 57,021 men and 55,095 women. People aged 25 to 39 were 39.6% of all emigrants; children under 15 were 17.3%, usually leaving with parents.

Data through Apr–Jun 2026Source Statistics CanadaUpdated quarterly

Emigrants by age group and gender, 2025–2026

CategoryMen+Women+
0 to 43,4673,387
5 to 93,6653,472
10 to 142,7242,701
15 to 191,3581,228
20 to 244,0133,445
25 to 296,4117,186
30 to 347,9858,317
35 to 397,2547,200
40 to 445,4214,726
45 to 493,7533,019
50 to 542,8272,380
55 to 592,2911,928
60 to 641,7411,577
65 to 691,4471,308
70 to 749261,065
75 to 79700800
80 to 84415530
85 to 89229344
90 to 9481147
95 to 991426

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 17-10-0014-01 Components of international migration by age and gender, annual.

Immigrants who left: age when they left

Immigrants admitted 1982 to 2017 who later emigrated.

CategoryShare of immigrant emigrants
18 to 243.2%
25 to 299.6%
30 to 3413.9%
35 to 3914.1%
40 to 4413.3%
45 to 4913.1%
50 to 5410.4%
55 to 596.6%
60 to 644.3%
65 to 693.6%
70 to 743.0%
75 to 792.3%
80 and older2.6%

Source: Statistics Canada, Emigration of Immigrants: Results from the Longitudinal Immigration Database (91F0015M2024002, Feb. 2, 2024).

Immigrants who left within 20 years, by education at admission

CategoryWithin 20 years
0 to 12 years of schooling13.6%
13 or more years of schooling18.2%
Trade certificate16.0%
Non-university diploma17.5%
Bachelor's degree21.1%
Master's degree28.9%
Doctorate32.5%

Source: Statistics Canada, Emigration of Immigrants: Results from the Longitudinal Immigration Database (91F0015M2024002, Feb. 2, 2024). Statistics Canada does not publish occupation or education for all emigrants; these figures cover immigrants only.

About this data. Adapted from Statistics Canada. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product. Canada has no register of people who leave, so emigration figures are Statistics Canada estimates built from tax, benefit and foreign data; recent quarters are preliminary and are revised. These pages describe what happened, using official statistics. They do not predict policy, estimate anyone’s chances, or rank communities. See methods and definitions.