Reasons for the change of international migration trend in 2000

At the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the process of globalization accelerated, international trade and investment increased, and personnel exchanges became more frequent and convenient, so international immigration also showed a rapid growth trend.

2. The relatively slow economic growth and rapid population growth in developing countries have led to increased employment pressure and social pressure, which has also prompted some people to choose to work and live abroad and seek better development opportunities and living conditions.

3. The political and social environment in some countries and regions is unstable. War, conflict, disaster and other factors caused a large number of people to be displaced, so they chose to take refuge abroad and seek asylum.