The Republic of Macedonia has always been considered a highly intensive migration
area, characterized by both exhaustive inner movements of its citizens, as well as
continuous emigration processes towards other countries. This paper is focused on
exploring and analyzing the volume, dynamics, trends, demographic characteristics,
and the variability of migration flow modalities in the country during the first decade
of the 21st century, as well as their conjunction and effects on the socio-economic
factors. Having in mind the diversities of the migration flows within the country, the
expected outcomes are projected towards discovering relevant information about
their changes, their trends, and the interaction between the basic indicators being
acquired by appliance of relevant statistical migration-related metrics and those portraying
the statistical regions’ development in the specified period of time.