In its latest study, the Iranian Immigration Observatory examined the tendency to emigrate and the result is a shocking statistic of migration.
The Migration Decision Index is used to measure the status of people in the community who wish to emigrate and have planned and acted for permanent migration from the country. This index, like the index of the desire to emigrate, may not lead to real migration, but in any case, measuring it gives good statistics of the country’s situation in this field among different strata. This index among students and graduates, doctors and nurses, professors, researchers and researchers and, of course, startups has recently been studied in Iran, and in this article, we will inform you about the results.
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Shocking statistics of immigration
The chart below examines the rate of decision-making among all of these groups, and as it turns out, on average, between 40 and 50 percent of all target groups are willing to migrate permanently. Startup activists, meanwhile, with a 50 percent share, have registered more immigration decisions in their own names.
Regarding what immigrants intend to do to migrate, surveys indicate the desire of students to migrate for study, researchers, university professors and physicians to migrate for work, and startups to migrate through the entrepreneurial channel. The chart below shows the status of migration routes for each stratum.
The willingness to return index measures a person’s willingness to return after emigrating. Although return is a valuable concept, it is also challenging because there is a rule about return migration, which is that many immigrants want to return first, but after spending some time in the destination country, return to the country of origin. The destination remains.
As shown in the table and chart below, 55% of startups in Iran, 33% of doctors and nurses, 37% of students and graduates have said that if they emigrate from Iran, they will never return!
Only 12 percent of startups, 3 percent of doctors and nurses, and 6 percent of students and graduates say they will definitely return to the country.
Undoubtedly, one of the main reasons for not wanting to return from immigration is the situation in the country. The study found that 58% of doctors and nurses and 46% of students and graduates have no positive view of the future of the country, and only 4% of members of this group have a very good idea of the future of Iran.
The index of feeling useful is a kind of analogy about a person’s perception of being useful in the country of origin compared to abroad. In the current study, the highest statistics related to the sense of usefulness and effectiveness in Iran were first related to professors with 19% and then students with 7%. Also, the highest rate of usefulness abroad compared to Iran was related to startups with 27%.
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