Immigration

_____________ are individuals who have left their home country and applied for protection in another country.

• Deported

• Brain drain

• Asylum seekers

____________ from the war-torn region were provided with temporary housing and food assistance.

• Deportation

• Brain drain

• Refugees

___________ often face long waiting periods while their applications are reviewed.

• Asylum seekers

• Citizenship

• Naturalization

The community of the old ________ who firstly appeared on this land, quickly adapted to their new environment, developing agriculture and trade routes.

• asylum seeker

• settlers

• refugee

The family was granted ___________ status after proving they were at risk in their home country.

• brain drain

• deported

• refugee

The _____________ ceremony was a moment of pride for the immigrants who had worked hard to become citizens.

• brain drain

• deportation

• naturalization

After several years of residence and passing the required tests, she was granted ___________ .

• deportation

• brain drain

• citizenship

The country faced a significant __________ as skilled professionals __________ to seek better opportunities abroad.

• citizenship / fled

• brain drain / immigrated

• naturalization / deported

He was ___________ back to his home country after his visa expired and he couldn't renew it.

• fled

• immigrated

• deported

The government announced a new policy to welcome ___________ and provide them with housing and job training.

• fled

• immigration

• asylum seekers