Development Followed by Migration; Examining Social and Cultural Challenges and Policies

This article tries to analyze the social and cultural opportunities that immigration provides for developing countries with a descriptive analytical method. Therefore, the main purpose of this article is to know the opportunities that immigration provides for developing countries. Often, the benefits of immigrating to sending countries are often underestimated. But from one point of view, it can be analyzed as follows: immigrants can strengthen trade, remittances, innovations and investments in the homeland and even return to the homeland with better human capital at some point. An active diaspora can lead to factors of sustainable development, while immigration policies in receiving developed countries can increase the positive impact of immigration for development. In this study, these measures include those that support the initial integration of immigrants into the education system and the labor market, including job creation for asylum seekers. Dual citizenship agreements and circular migration are also possible instruments.