Migration = emmigration + immigration  Push factors  Pull factors.

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Migration = emmigration + immigration

 Push factors  Pull factors

 Not enough jobs  Few opportunities  Political fear

 Job opportunities  Family links  Attractive climates

 Many different nations  11% are immigrants or have an immigrant background  Early 60’s  Working immigrants from Asia  Particularly from Pakistan  30,000 people  Polish workers

 Poland (44.482),0,9 %  Pakistan (30.161), 0,6 %;  Sweden (28.730), 0,6 %;  Irak (24.505), 0,5 %;  Somalia (23.633),0,5 %;  Germany (20.916), 0,4 %;  Vietnam (19.726), 0,4 %;  Danmark (19.284), 0,4 %,  Iran (15.666), 0,3 %;  Turkey (15.436) 0,3 %;  Russia (13.914) 0,3 %.

 New cultures and societies  Knowledge and communication  Makes languages spread  Work  Regulates the populaton  Peace

 Leaving family and friends  Sometimes it happens against people’s will  Adjustment  Immigrants take the jobs  Irritation

 Marriage  Norway has lower taxes  Better job oppertunities

 Marriage  Hungary is tolerant  Benefits to immigrants  Studies 

 2 points of view: - People who are migrating - People who live in the country where immigrants arrive o Advantages: you can solve you problem Disadvantages: leave your nation and culture and it may have a destroying effect on the country where you migrate

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