Startup entrepreneur migration flows in Europe in 2017
Migration flows of startup founders within Europe from 2016 to 2017, by area
This statistic displays the net-migration flows within Europe for startup fouders in 2017. The United Kingdom (UK) and Ireland have a positive net-migration of startup founders of 19 percent, the highest in this statistic, implying it is an attractive destination for those wishing to create a startup. With a negative net-migration of five percent, the area of Central and Eastern Europe is losing more founders to emigration than it gains through immigration.
Migration flows of startup founders within Europe from 2016 to 2017, by area
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