migration

2. migration within a country (person in Cork gets a job in Dublin)
10. country (source area) the country from which migrants leave
11. country (destination area) the country that receives migrants
12. people who leave country because of fear of persecution based on religion, race/politics and who has been given refugee status in new country
13. migration between countries (Ireland to Australia)

1. factors reasons that attract people to a country (job opportunities, freedom from danger, better climate
3. (e for exit) people leave an area
4. migration (migration balance) the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants in a country
5. migration non-voluntary movement to escape an armed conflict, violence, violation of rights or man-made disaster
6. factors reasons why people leave (war, famine, work)
7. to migration anything that can make it difficult (immigration laws, cost of fare etc.)
8. long-term movement of people from one region to another
9. migration own choice to move (job offer, education opportunities)
13. (I for inward) people arrive in an area
14. seeker people who apply for refugee status in a country to which they have moved