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Inter and Intra regional migration - Coggle Diagram

- - - - In 2012. 1.7 million people moved from one EU country to another.
      - Germany is the greatesr recipiant of other EU migrants with 345,692 in 2013
      - The UK received 192,000 EU immigrants
      - Under EU law and the Schengen Agreement, EU citizens have a right to freedom of movement between EU countries
  - - - 21st century growth of the oil rich OPEC countries in the middle east has attracted flows of migrants (new migration corridor
      - Qatar and UAE rely in migrants to fill almost all jobs
      - Increase in foreign born residents in these countries - 75% in Qatar and 83% in UAE
      - Migrant workers from S. Asian countries such as India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. UAE = 2.9 million internation migrants from India
    - - Past China curtailed immigration and emigration, but recently embraced global economic globalisation
      - Emigration - China country of origin for inter regional migrants to advanced countries in the north - in 2013 there were 2.2 million chinese migrants within the USA
      - Immigration - globalisation in China is attracting large numbers of migrants from different regions. Immigration levels have increased more than 50% between 2000 - 2013
      - Internal migration - since 1978 china has experienced the largest internal rural-urban migration globally with nearly 160 million people leaving rural areas to seek work in the cities - urbanisation
      - Largely due to the economic inequalities developing between rural and urban areas and the huge benefits created by globalisation - TNC
    - - Economic globalisation has led to intra regional flows withiin this area, as people eek jobs in cities - TNC's etc.
      - Generally from less affluent 'source' countries such as Laos and Cambodia, towards faster growing economies such as singapore, Malaysia and Thailand
      - Thailands international migrants - 92% originate from other ASEAN states with 50.8% originating from Myanmar (LIDC) and 24.9% from Laos (LIDC)