Examples of countries that are underpopulated and overpopulated relative to their size

[sacha]

By that do you mean Syrians and Iraqis, or do you also include fourth-generation Palestinians who have never stepped foot in Jericho or Ramallah?

Basically parts of all of these groups, it is obvious in Lebanon that there are over a million maybe even over two million who are not counted in normal population surveys (censuses are not done officially, iirc they are illegal). It is honestly kind of sad, like “La la la there is no demographic change,” it would disrupt the religious confessional government functioning too much to acknowledge their existence

[Creoda]

So you like the fact that hardly anyone lives in the west of the country, except for Perth and the surrounding areas?

It's not a matter of like or dislike, the Western half of Australia is 90% (or some vast majority) desert or semi-desert, where nobody wants to live, and moreover can't sustain large populations. And if you increased the population tenfold they're overwhelmingly going to be crowded into the precious minority of green fertile land, and ruin it with overdevelopment.

[Kess]

Panama a bit overpopulated and and not attracting the best immigration
The worst thing is that despite the economic problems it continues to attract immigration from South and Central America.

Sounds like Turkey.

[Tooting Carmen]

True. It’s a bit overpopulated.

From my NW European perspective, not especially.