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Internal migration refers to the movement of people within the same country or region. Example: Moving from New York City to Los Angeles.

Voluntary migration is the relocation of individuals or groups based on their own initiative, often for better living conditions. Example: A software developer moving from India to the Silicon Valley for work.

Seasonal migration is the process where people move according to the seasons, often for work in agriculture. Example: Workers moving to California during the harvest season.

International migration involves the movement of people between different countries. Example: A family moving from Brazil to Canada.

Rural-urban migration is the movement of people from the countryside to cities, often in search of better job opportunities. Example: Moving from a village in India to Mumbai.

Forced migration occurs when individuals or groups must leave their homes due to conflict, persecution, or natural disaster. Example: Syrian refugees fleeing to Europe.