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Annual Migration Through Panama’s Darién Gap 2024: Venezuela 69% of total, Colombia 6.0%, Ecuador 5.5%, Haiti (plus Brazil and Chile) 5.0%, China 4%, All Others <2% Since 2010: Venezuela 52% of total, Haiti (plus Brazil and Chile) 18%, Ecuador 8%, Cuba 5%, Colombia 3.2% China 3.1%, All Others <2%

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Annual Migration Through Panama’s Darién Gap 2024: Venezuela 69% of total, Colombia 6.0%, Ecuador 5.5%, Haiti (plus Brazil and Chile) 5.0%, China 4%, All Others <2% Since 2010: Venezuela 52% of total, Haiti (plus Brazil and Chile) 18%, Ecuador 8%, Cuba 5%, Colombia 3.2% China 3.1%, All Others <2%
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Adam Isacson (adam@elefanti.co)'s status on Tuesday, 07-Jan-2025 08:52:15 JST Adam Isacson
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Though the number of people transiting the jungle region dropped 42% from record 2023 (520,085 --> 302,203), 2024 was the 2nd heaviest year ever for Darién Gap migration.
Chart: https://borderoversight.org/2025/01/06/2022-monthly-migration-through-panamas-darien-gap/
Table: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ULQHfWXzGA6mR54p_wZyzrX5_X9f1Qwa9K04dNehTUE/edit?usp=sharing
Source: https://www.migracion.gob.pa/estadisticas/

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