A social pull factor refers to a condition or circumstance in a destination that attracts migrants due to its perceived societal benefits or opportunities for social advancement.
Related terms
Economic Pull Factor: An economic pull factor entices individuals to migrate based on the promise of better job prospects and higher income.
Cultural Pull Factor: A cultural pull factor attracts migrants by offering them the chance to be part of a specific community with shared values, traditions, or language.
Political Pull Factor: A political pull factor motivates migration by providing individuals with more political freedom or stability in their destination country.