Brain drain - Emigraion of intelligent, skilled or capable resources especially due to lack of high paying jobs., Commuting - Periodically recurring travel between one's place of residence and place of work (not migration)., Emigration - The process of leaving one’s home country., Forced migration - When people have no choice but to move. E.g natural disaster, genocide, war., Human trafficking - Using force or coercion to convince people to work for little or no money in inhumane conditions in a different location., Illegal immigrants - Migration of people across national borders in a way that violates the immigration laws of the destination country., Immigration - The process of individuals moving to a new country with the intention of staying there., Informal sector - money earned by workers such as street vendors, home-based workers or anyone else working in an unofficial way, or 'off the books', Internal migration - Moving to live from one part of a country to another part of the same country, Migration - The movement of people from one place or another to live temporarily or permanently, Pull factors - Safety, health, education, climate, employment; attract people to settle in a place. , Push factors - War, violence, inequality, unemployment, racial discrimination, economic crisis, natural disasters; deter people from settling in a place., Refugee - Someone who has been forced to flee their country because of persecution, war, or violence., Rural to Urban - ...migration - movement from the countryside to town or city., Seasonal Migration - When people move from area to area, based on the climates of the areas, following a seasonal pattern., Urban to Rural  - ...migration - movement out of the towns or cities into countryside, Voluntary migration - When people choose to move. Often for economic or lifestyle reasons.,

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