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6. International Migration

This page looks at different types of international migration from economic migration including elite expatriate migrants and illegal migrants to refugees and asylum seekers. It uses place examples to illustrate the various push and pull factors. Syllabus 6.3.1 Types of migrant: economic migrant, asylum seeker and refugee. 6.3.2 Causes of migration, to include push and pull factors. There are different terms used to...

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