Guyana and Dominica were the leading countries of origin for male immigrants living in Antigua and Barbuda in mid-2024, according to United Nations estimates published by Our World in Data.

The data recorded 3,139 male immigrants from Guyana and 2,268 from Dominica — a combined 5,407.

Jamaica followed with 1,446, narrowly ahead of the United States with 1,426. The Dominican Republic accounted for 729.

Other leading places of origin included Montserrat with 621, St. Vincent and the Grenadines with 595, and the United Kingdom with 528.

The figures also listed 378 from Trinidad and Tobago, 374 from the U.S. Virgin Islands, 317 from St. Lucia, 241 from St. Kitts and Nevis, 228 from Canada and 193 from Barbados.

The estimates come from the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs’ International Migrant Stock 2024 dataset, processed by Our World in Data.

They represent the male immigrant population living in Antigua and Barbuda at midyear, rather than the number of arrivals during 2024. Female immigrants are excluded from these figures.

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