Global mobility vs global migration
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It looks at five options available to migrants in close to 50 host countries, and the immigration requirements and incentives applicable to skilled workers, entrepreneurs, retirees, investors, and refugees.
While it is essentially a how-to guide, the eBook on which this website is based asserts that migration mostly is a positive force, and if managed responsibly, promotes economic growth and enhances a benign diversity.
The eBook and website also examine the driving forces behind the global movement of people There are 244 million migrants spread out across the world in 2019, totaling 3.3% of the world’s population. Annually more than three million additional asylum-seekers and economic migrants join an estimated 13 million skilled workers, professionals and retirees who permanently cross international borders. The 34 OECD member countries annually receive about five million new legal permanent immigrants, four million temporary foreign workers, three million international students and 100,000 high net worth individuals.