Global Irregular Migration – Live Overview
A neutral, data-driven monitor of irregular migration across key routes. Every figure is traceable to an official public source.
Route highlights
Quick-look cards across key routes. Open a route for charts, metrics, and sources.
Derived from UK Home Office small boat statistics.
Italy “Cruscotto statistico” + Frontex context.
Based on CBP Southwest Land Border encounters.
Placeholder card — connect your official dataset/source list.
Placeholder card — typically sourced from Frontex route reporting.
Open the full route list with charts, metrics, and citations.
Data Explorer
Filter and download route-level data by date range, route, country, and metric. Built for journalists, researchers, and analysts who need transparent numbers.
- Filter by date range and route
- Switch between arrivals, deaths, interceptions
- Export cleaned CSV snapshots
- Every row links back to the official source
Why this platform exists
Irregular migration is widely discussed, but reliable figures can be hard to find quickly, and harder still to verify. This monitor focuses on clarity: figures are shown with their official provenance.
The aim is not to sensationalise migration, but to provide a factual foundation for public debate, research, and policy-making.
- Tracks official open data
- Shows trends by route
- Links numbers to sources
- Notes caveats & revisions
- Model or estimate flows
- Infer motives or intent
- Replace official reporting
- Claim perfect completeness
Methodology & sources
This dashboard reports irregular migration statistics using figures published by official government and international sources. The platform does not model, estimate, or project migration flows. Instead, it automatically monitors public data releases, detects updates, and republishes the reported numbers in a standardised format. All figures remain subject to revision by the original publishing authority and should be interpreted in line with each source’s definitions and reporting practices.
About & contact
This project is built around transparency and collaboration. If you have official datasets, corrections, or partnership ideas, get in touch.
For press, NGOs, researchers, or data suppliers:
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