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To migrate is to move from one country, or place, to another.
- To emigrate (Latin emigratus 'migrate out') is to leave one's own country to settle in another.
- To immigrate (Latin immigro 'migrate in') is to come as a permanent resident to a country other than one's native land.
...so one country's emigrants are other countries immigrants.
we emigrate from, and we immigrate to,that is the difference
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 10y agoImmigrant is a person going Into a country, Emigrant is a person Exiting his or her previous country. So for example, if I moved from the US to Japan, I would be a US emigrant, but a Japanese immigrant
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∙ 13y agoImmigration is the act of immigrating to another habitat or location, while emigrating is the act of moving form one region or country to settle into another one, usually permanently.
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What the difference about immigration and emigration ib biology?
Immigration is the movement of individuals into a specific area. Emigration is the movement of individuals out of and area.
What is net-migration?
The difference between Immigration and emigration in a certain area during a specific time frame, and the difference between DIPS AND DIPPETS! hahaha
What is net migration?
The difference between immigration and emigration in a certain area during a specific time frame, and the difference between DIPS AND DIPPETS! hahaha
What is net migration gain?
Here's your answer: The difference between immigration and emigration in a certain area during a specific time frame
Which is higher Spain's rate immigration or emigration?
immigration
What are the antonyms of immigration?
Emigration
What are immigration and emigration examples of?
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Why immigration affect equilibrium?
why does immigration and emigration affect equilibrium
Is immigration the same as emigration?
Immigration means coming in. Emigration means going out. When you emigrate from one place, you immigrate to another.
What is difference between immigration and emigration?
Immigration = people coming in. Emigration = people going out. In America, immigration is a bigger problem than emigration because more people are entering the country than leaving it. Or...in America, immigrants come from other countries to live in America. Emigrants leave America to go live in other countries. Both words are relative that whatever country you are in. Example: if a Canadian moves from Canada to America, he/she is an immigrant TO America but an emigrant FROM Canada.
What has the author John M Goering written?
John M Goering has written: 'Legal immigration to the United States' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration law, Emigration and immigration
What has the author T Sockett written?
T. Sockett has written: 'Emigration' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration 'Emigration'
