INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION IN THE OIC MEMBER COUNTRIES

Introduction According to the general provisions, international migration refers to a transboundary movement from one country to another by personal, economic and / or political motivation. The personal motivation of immigrants involves having better educational opportunities and seeking a mild climate to achieve better living standards. Especially the economic motivation of international immigration accelerated after the Industrial Revolution focused on finding a job to provide better wages and working conditions.

Migration is the migration from one country to another. Immigrants may be relatively voluntary (eg, for employment) or involuntary (eg due to armed conflict, persecution or natural disasters), temporary (eg, migrant workers may enter the source area and the receiving area ) Or permanent residence (for example, becoming a permanent resident of a new country). The term immigration specifically refers to international immigrants with a relatively permanent status. Immigrants are those who immigrate to new countries relatively permanently. Importantly, refugees are a special type of immigrant that is defined and protected by international law. Before they are recognized, these people are individuals who apply asylum seekers - status of refugees and are waiting for the assessment of complaints.

Both length, composition, and cause are individual movements across national borders. Domestic immigrants refer to people's migration from one country to another within their territory. On the other hand, foreign immigrants are also known as international immigrants (40). Participants were randomly assigned to one or more treatment groups and controls to determine the effectiveness of treatment. By randomized use, known or unknown synergistic factors will be evenly distributed throughout the intervention group.