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Practical barriers to migration can include lack of financing for travel, language barriers, cultural differences, obtaining visas or legal documentation, finding suitable housing, and securing employment in the new location. These challenges can make it difficult for individuals or families to successfully move to a new country or region.
The eight migration barriers are distance, language, lack of legal status, lack of job opportunities, cultural differences, discrimination, lack of social networks, and financial constraints.
Migration can lead to the spread and adoption of new languages in the host country, creating linguistic diversity. It can also lead to language shift, where migrants may gradually shift away from their native language and adopt the dominant language in the host country. Additionally, migration can create language barriers and challenges in communication among different linguistic groups.
The plural form of migration is migrations.
You can abbreviate migration as "mig." or "migr."
An antonym for migration is immobility.