MOVEMENT IN A PATTERN

MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE ALONG FAMILY OR ETHNIC TIES.

THE GREATER THE DISTANCE, THE LESS THE INTERACTION.

MOVEMENT WITH ANIMALS ACCORDING TO THE SEASONS.

SOMEONE IS REMOVED FROM THEIR HOME.

Phenomenon whereby different patterns of chain migration build upon one another to create a swell in migration from one origin to the same destination.

MOVEMENT WITH IN THE SAME COUNTRY.

MOVEMENT WITH IN THE SAME COUNTRY.

LONGER PERIODS AWAY FROM HOME.

OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE CHOOSES TO LEAVE A PLACE

REFUGEE IS A PERSON WHO IS OUTSIDE HIS OR HER COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OR HABITUAL RESIDENCE BECAUSE THEY HAVE SUFFERED (OR FEAR) PERSECUTION

the migrations for a small location up to a larger one.

Push and pull factors are terms often used for migration. Push factors are factors or causes with which people tend to be pushed away or repelled from certain locations; while pull factors are those conditions that attract people to a particular location. These factors may be due to economic, environmental, religious and even political conditions present in the concerned locations.

intervening opportunityThe presence of a nearer opportunity that greatly diminishes the attractiveness of sites farther away.