Refugees and immigrants

Refugees and immigrants are both groups of people who move from one country to another, but for different reasons. Refugees flee their home countries to escape persecution, war, or violence, seeking safety and protection. They often go through legal processes to gain asylum. Immigrants, on the other hand, may move for various reasons, such as better job opportunities, education, or family reunification. While both groups seek a new life in a different country, the key distinction lies in the circumstances prompting their departure and the legal status they acquire.