The type of migration pattern that occurs when workers temporarily move to another country for seasonal jobs and then return home is called circular migration.
The type of migration pattern that occurs when workers temporarily move to another country for seasonal jobs and then return home is called circular migration. Circular migration refers to the movement of people between their home country and another country for temporary employment. Workers who engage in circular migration typically go to another country to work during periods when there is higher demand for labor, such as during specific seasons or for specific industries. After completing their work, they return to their home country. This pattern often repeats over time, with individuals or groups of workers going back and forth between the two countries.
