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What is the definition of internal migration?

• Moving from one area to another within one country

• Crossing frontiers that separate one of the world's approximately 200 states from one another

• Migrating for a limited period to take up employment and send remittances

• Persons residing outside their country of nationality who are unable or unwilling to return because of a well-founded fear of persecution

What is the definition of international migration?

• Persons residing outside their country of nationality who are unable or unwilling to return because of a well-founded fear of persecution

• Migrating for a limited period to take up employment and send remittances

• Crossing frontiers that separate one of the world's approximately 200 states from one another

• Moving from one area to another within one country

What is the category of migrants who migrate for a limited period to take up employment and send remittances?

• Refugees

• Irregular immigrants

• Temporary Labour Migrants

• Highly skilled and Business Migrants

What is the category of migrants who move within international labor markets for scarce skills?

• Irregular immigrants

• Highly skilled and Business Migrants

• Temporary Labour Migrants

• Refugees

What is the category of migrants who enter a country without the necessary documents and permits?

• Refugees

• Highly skilled and Business Migrants

• Irregular immigrants

• Temporary Labour Migrants

What is the category of migrants who are unable or unwilling to return because of a well-founded fear of persecution?

• Highly skilled and Business Migrants

• Refugees

• Irregular immigrants

• Temporary Labour Migrants

What are the circumstances in the country of origin that lead people to emigrate called?

• Forced Migrants

• Family Reunification Migrants

• Push Factors

• Pull Factors

What are the conditions in the destination country that make immigration attractive called?

• Forced Migrants

• Family Reunification Migrants

• Pull Factors

• Push Factors

Where do more than half of all international migrants worldwide live?

• Asia and Africa

• Europe and Northern America

• South America and Australia

• Antarctica and Oceania

What is the threat of immigrants being a burden to the welfare system of the destination country called?

• Security Problem

• National Identity Loss

• Economic Opportunity

• Vulnerability