2.  Migration as part of the population change
 Types, definitions, patterns and causes
 Internal Migration
 External Migration
 Theories / Models of Migration
 Controls on immigration by governments

3.  A term which include both migration and
circulation.
MIGRABILITY:
 How likely is a person to migrate.

5.  Movement of people across specific boundary,
 national or international
 to establish new place of residence
 lasting not less than one year

6.  Moving with a time-scale
 Less than a year
 Semi-permanent change of residence
 Daily commuting

7. MIGRATION CIRCULATORY MOVEMENT
 Movement of people  Moving with a time-scale
across specific boundary,
 Less than a year
 national or international
 Semi-permanent change
 to establish new place of of residence
residence
 Daily commuting
 lasting not less than one year

8.  IN-MIGRATION – e.g. Temburong to BSB
 IMMIGRATION – e.g. foreigner coming to a country
 OUT-MIGRATION – e.g London to Wales
 EMIGRATION- people moving out of a country
 NET MIGRATION – the difference between
emigration and immigration

12. FORCED MIGRATION VOLUNTARY MIGRATION