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    There are two types of migration: internal migration, which is movement within a country, and international migration, which involves movement between countries. International migration can be immigration, entering a new country permanently, or emigration, leaving one's home country with no intention to return. Migration is influenced by both push factors that discourage staying in one's original location, like economic conditions, and pull factors that attract movement somewhere new, such as better job opportunities.

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    There are two types of migration: internal migration, which is movement within a country, and international migration, which involves movement between countries. International migration can be immigration, entering a new country permanently, or emigration, leaving one's home country with no intention to return. Migration is influenced by both push factors that discourage staying in one's original location, like economic conditions, and pull factors that attract movement somewhere new, such as better job opportunities.

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    Global Migration

    Two Types of Migration

    Internal Migration International Migration

    Movement of one place to another within Movement of one country to another


    a country
    Tw o f o r m s :
    a. Immigration – Movement into or
    entry to a particular country for
    permanent settlement. Immigrates
    enters a country
    b. Emigration – Movement outside or
    exist from a particular country with
    the intention of not returning.
    Emigrates leaves a country.

    PFA&DL | WOODWORKING 101


    Two Factor of Migration

    Push Factor Pull Factor

    Any human or nature factor that attract Any human or nature factor that attract
    people to leave the place or country. people to live in a new residential area or
    location.
    a. Social push factor a. Social pull factor
    b. Political push factor b. Political pull factor
    c. Economic push factor c. Economic pull factor
    d. Environment push factor d. Environment pull factor
    Thank You!

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