Almost 5,700 people have moved to the Island since 2021, but more than 4,400 left in the same period.
The figures have been revealed in the government's Isle of Man Population Report for 2024.
In it, the Cabinet Office says the current population is estimated to be 84,523.
The data shows 17 per cent of people who move to the Island work in healthcare, and the majority - 46 per cent - move to Douglas or Onchan.
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Owls enjoying new aviary at wildlife park
An Island owl having a hoot in its new digs.
Tanks for the delivery, says Island brewery
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Classic TT to celebrate Joey Dunlop's life and career
This year's Classic TT will celebrate the life of roadracing legend Joey Dunlop.
Committee meets to consider proposed tobacco ban
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Your chance to live in glen landmark
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More passengers but fewer aircraft at airport last year
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UK couple with £10k in Manx notes cleared of money-laundering
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