Transnational Migrants

Transnational migrants are individuals who move from their country of origin to another country but maintain active connections with both places. They often work, send remittances, or participate in cultural, social, or political activities across borders. Unlike migrants who settle permanently in one location, transnational migrants experience a continuous flow of relationships, ideas, and resources between their home and host countries. This ongoing engagement influences their identity and economic stability, shaping their lives in complex ways that blur traditional notions of migration as a one-time move.