Who are migrants?
At Yorkshire and Humber Regional Migration Partnership, we use the term 'migrants' to refer to people with a wide range of different types of status, including:
- asylum seekers
- family migrants
- international students
- migrant workers
- refugees
- refused asylum seekers
- trafficked persons
- undocumented migrants
If you'd like to find out more about what we mean by these terms mean, and about the many different 'types' of migrants in the UK, use the link at the bottom of this page to download our easy-to-use guide, which includes a diagram and definitions. The types of migrants included in the guide are those which either currently exist or are planned under new immigration rules [document produced in November 2008, content still in date as at June 2010].
This is intended to be an easy-to-use guide, rather than an entirely accurate representation of immigration law. This is a fast changing policy and legislative environment, and information can quickly become out of date. This information should be checked with an expert if in doubt.
| YHRMP_WhoAreMigrants_Nov08v4.pdf | 180 KB |
Page last updated: 22/06/2010 10:51:00
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