orth Macedonia and Croatia. Most Slovenian citizens to Austria, most foreigners to Bosnia and Herzegovina In 2019, a quarter (25%) of emigrants with Slovenian citizenship left for Austria; some other common countries of next residence were Germany (18%), Switzerland and Croatia. Among foreign emigrants, the most common country of next residence was Bosnia and Herzegovina (28%), followed by Serbia (14%), Germany (11%) and Croatia (9%). Data on socioeconomic characteristics of international migrants will be published on 18 December 2020. Non-registration of emigration The continuous relatively high number of emigrants is partly due to administrative de-registrations of residence for persons who actually emigrated years ago. Such de-registrations of residence accounted for about 5% of all emigrations in 2019. 5% more internal migrations than in 2018 In 2019, 98,793 internal migrations (i.e. changes of residence within a country) were registered by 91,669 internal migrants (6,718 residents changed their settlement of residence more than once). The number of migrations decreased by 5% compared to 2018. The majority of residents who changed their settlement of residence in 2019 (80%) moved to another municipality; one in five moved to another settlement within the same municipality. Most changes of residence were made by Slovenian citizens (81,000 changes), while foreign citizens recorded nearly 17,800 changes of residence. One half of internal migrants were 20–39 years old. In 2019, 4.4% of Slovenian population changed their settlement of residence at least once. Compared to citizens of Slovenia, foreign citizens are a more mobile population group: one in ten foreign citizens changed the settlement of residence at least once, while among Slovenian citizens one in twenty-five did so. In 2019 another 42,947 changes of residence by 41,336 residents were recorded within settlements; statistically these are not counted as migrations. Within Ljubljana 13,944 residents changed their residence at least once, and within Maribor 5,936 residents did so. New in the SiStat database The SiStat database contains the series of data on migration. The data series is completed with data for 2019. The latest data on international and internal migration , migration change and total increase are now available. A lot of data are available for several territorial levels.
Selitveni prirast pozitiven V letu 2019 se je v Slovenijo priselilo 31.319 prebivalcev, iz države pa se jih je odselilo 15.106. V primerjavi z letom 2018 je bilo število priselitev višje za 10 %, število odselitev pa za 12 %. Selitveni prirast je bil v 2019 najvišji po letu 2008: priselilo se je 16.213 prebivalcev več, kot se jih je odselilo. Selitveni prirast državljanov Slovenije je bil v letu 2019 že dvajseto leto zapored negativen: v letu 2019 se jih je iz države odselilo 2.839 več, kot se jih je v državo priselilo. Selitveni prirast tujih državljanov pa je bil že enaindvajseto leto zapored pozitiven: v letu 2019 se jih je v Slovenijo priselilo 19.052 več, kot se jih je iz nje odselilo. Največ slovenskih državljanov priseljenih iz Nemčije, tujih državljanov največ iz Bosne in Hercegovine Najpogostejši državi prejšnjega prebivališča za priseljene slovenske državljane sta bili v letu 2019 Nemčija in Avstrija (za 22 oz. 17 %), sledile pa so Hrvaška, Združeno kraljestvo, Italija in Švica. Največ tujcev se jev letu 2019 priselilo v našo državo iz Bosne in Hercegovine (polovica vseh priseljenih tujih državljanov), za največ preostalih pa so bile države prejšnjega prebivališča še Srbija, Kosovo, Severna Makedonija in Hrvaška. Slovenskih državljanov iz Slovenije največ v Avstrijo, tujih državljanov največ v Bosno in Hercegovino Četrtina (25 %) odseljenih državljanov Slovenije je leta 2019 odšla v Avstrijo, za največ preostalih pa so postale države njihovega prihodnjega prebivališča Nemčija (18 %), Švica in Hrvaška. Za največ odseljenih tujih državljanov je postala država njihovega prihodnjega prebivališča Bosna in Hercegovina (28 %), sledile pa so Srbija (14 %)