Emigration

Emigration (EMIGRATION)

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Section	English 802	Arabic 802	Czech 802	German 802	Spanish 802	Finnish 802	French 802	Italien 802	[[pl-I:80#802\|Template:Lang name -pl 802]]	Portuguese 802	Russian 802
802-1	external migration	هجرة الخارجية	vnější migrace —vnější stěhování	Außenwanderung —auswärtige Wanderung	migración externa —migración exterior	ulkoinen muuttoliike	migration externe —migration extérieure	migrazione esterna	migracje zewnętrzne	MIGRAÇÃO externa	Внешняя миграция
802-2	international migration	هجرة دولية	zahraniční migrace —zahraniční stěhování	internationale Wanderung	migraciones internacionales	siirtolaisuus —kansainvälinen muuttoliike	migration internationale	migrazione con l’estero —migrazione estera —migrazione internazionale	migracje zagraniczne —migracje zewnętrzne	MIGRAÇÃO internacional	Международная миграция
802-3	immigration	هجرة إلى البلاد	imigrace —přistěhování	Einwanderung	inmigración	tulomuutto —maahanmuutto	immigration	immigrazione	imigracja	IMIGRAÇÃO	Иммиграция
802-4	emigration	هجرة من البلاد	emigrace —vystěhování	Auswanderung	emigración	lähtömuutto —maastamuutto	émigration	emigrazione	emigracja	EMIGRAÇÃO	Эмиграция
802-5	internal migration	هجرة الداخلية	vnitřní migrace —vnitřní stěhování —migrace. vnitrostátní ...	Binnenwanderung	migración interna —migración interior	sisäinen muuttoliike —maassamuutto	migration interne —migration intérieure	migrazione interna	migracje wewnętrzne	MIGRAÇÃO interna	Внутреняя миграция

With respect to a defined territory, external migration¹ involves movement across its boundaries. Where the territory in question is a sovereign state, migration across its border is called international migration². This term is sometimes used as a synonym for external migration, but the two are not necessarily equivalent. The terms immigration³ and emigration⁴ refer respectively to movement into or out of a particular territory. Migration within a given state, which consists of movement between different parts of that state, is called internal migration⁵.

1. A person who crosses a country in the course of migratory movement is considered by that country as a person in transit.
3. immigration n. — immigrate v. — immigrant n., one who immigrates; also used as an adj. The term in-migration is generally used instead of immigration in the case of migration which is not international; one who immigrates is an in-migrant.
4. emigration n. — emigrate v. — emigrant n., one who emigrates; also used as an adj. The term emigré is usually applied to a person who leaves his native country for political reasons. Where migration is not international, the terms out-migration and out-migrant are generally used instead of emigration and emigrant.