Migration has become a common phenomenon in recent times with more people willing to move away from their country and settle down in another country. People today are willing to move abroad for work, study, or for a better quality of life.

An individual that moves from one place to another – in search of work and better opportunities – is said to have migrated. Migration can be both for the short term and on a permanent basis. Those who decide to settle permanently in another country are deemed to be the “permanent residents” of that country.

A permanent resident is different from a citizen and holds the passport of another country. The reasons for moving abroad differ from person to person but the primary motive to migrate can be either for employment, studies, a better quality of life or just to expand one's horizons.

Why Migrate Abroad?

Settling abroad in one of the world's leading countries is one of the most life-changing things you can do. The benefits are many, providing opportunities for professional development and personal growth.

  • Better salary and job prospects
  • An enhanced standard of living
  • A more stable political environment
  • Vibrant multicultural cities
  • Better healthcare and education
  • Opportunity to bring family members abroad
  • A better life and future for children

Top Motivators

Generally, the top three reasons believed to be the motivating factors for migrating overseas are:

  • Increased earning potential
  • More job opportunities
  • Better healthcare & education

Push & Pull Factors

Migration is all about relocating from one place to another. Usually, there might be diverse push and pull factors at work.

Pull factors – that is, factors that draw a newcomer to a specific country – are primarily social and economic. Economic migration is where an individual moves abroad to find work. Social migration is when an individual relocates for a better quality of life or to be closer to family.

232 Million+

According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), there are an estimated over 232 million international migrants globally.

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