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International migration trends and patterns in Asia and Oceania

The Asian region has been a primary destination for migrants since the 1960s, and today accounts for some 14 per cent of the world’s total migrant stock (United Nations, 2003).3 Many intra- or interregional migrants in Asia are driven by the need for gainful employment. Some seek refuge from persecution and conflict, others study abroad at higher education institutions. In all cases, the region receives a large share of Asian immigrants, while flows to the US, Europe and Australia are also continuing to rise.

Related Subject(s): Migration
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