Migration

6. Reasons to enter a place to reside in.
10. Migrants living in a different country to their own.
11. People who avoid border and immigration controls and enter a new country illegally.
14. People fleeing conflict or persecution. They are defined and protected in international law, and must not be expelled or returned.
15. A city/region that is globally significant, attracting migrants due to its comparative advantages
17. When people return home after a period of living in a different location.
19. When people choose to migrate.
21. Migration with the intention of staying somewhere forever.
22. Migration within a country.
23. When people have to migrate, normally because their life is in danger e.g. war or natural disaster.

1. Migration between countries.
2. The movement from the countryside into cities.
3. When people migrate for a particularly season. This is usually for work and may be for a harvest season or a ski season.
4. Persons who have been forced from the location in which they live.
5. Members of a country's citizens living in a different country e.g. Irish and Italian immigrants living in the US. People may hold onto their traditional identity e.g. food, language, clothes, etc.
7. Reasons to leave a place from which you reside.
8. Movement out of a country.
9. An agreement between 26 EU countries abolishing internal European borders for member state nationals
10. Movement into a country.
12. A person moving their place of residence.
13. Migration for a limited period of time
16. Someone who flees their place of residence yet their requests for sanctuary has yet to be processed by the country to which they have travelled.
18. The difference between immigration and emigration.
20. The movement of people from one location to another.