Center for Migration and Resettlement is one of the multi centers of the CI JUSTICE specialized in consulting and studies and presenting them to all kinds of immigration seekers and resettlement seekers to give them more informed options and to develop a road map for them. The center also monitors cases of human rights violations and violations of the principles of international humanitarian law, combating extremism and racism in all its forms, in addition to providing accurate statistics on reality and hopes according to documented international strategies.
Vision: Collecting information related to migration and returning it from reliable sources and presenting it to those looking for that information.
Mission: Access an online database that provides informed access to all information needed for immigration and resettlement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is localization always available?
No, it is not always available, but it is made available when a country requests the resettlement of a number of vulnerable people in another country, according to specific conditions and criteria from the country requesting resettlement.
Is immigration always available?
No, it is not available, but immigrants suffer from difficulties in reaching the new country of residence with regard to forced immigration. As for voluntary immigration, this is related to the dates and criteria of the receiving country.
How is information collected by the Center of Excellence for Migration and Resettlement?
Information is collected through statistical research and official information published on the official government websites and on the websites of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, in addition to the statistics of specialized private centers.
What are the types of migration?
The various types of migration fall under voluntary migration, which is migration for the purpose of study, as well as brain drain, skilled labor migration, and the migration of investors and entrepreneurs.
What is resettlement?
Resettlement is intended to gather vulnerable groups of immigrants outside the borders of their home country and resettle and qualify them in developed countries in order to benefit from their population mass.
What is meant by immigration?
What is meant by migration is to clarify the types of migration, whether forced migration or voluntary migration, as forced migration is refuge during disasters, crises, wars, and migration related to forced demographic redistribution through internal migration, in addition to internal narrowing of asylum and external migration.