Immigration Movements

Definition

Immigration movements refer to the migration of people from one country to another with the intention of establishing residence in their new destination. It involves crossing international borders for various reasons such as seeking better economic opportunities or escaping political instability.

Related terms

Emigration: This term refers specifically to individuals leaving their home country to migrate somewhere else.

Push Factors: These are conditions or circumstances in someone's home country that make them want to leave, such as poverty, political oppression, or lack of job opportunities.

Pull Factors: These are factors in a destination country that attract immigrants, such as better economic prospects, political stability, or access to education and healthcare.