An emigrant is a person who leaves their home country to settle in another country. This decision can be motivated by various factors, including economic opportunities, political instability, or personal reasons. Emigrants often seek a better quality of life or safety for themselves and their families. The process of emigrating involves legal steps, such as obtaining visas or residency permits. Once settled, emigrants may integrate into their new communities while maintaining connections to their home country. This phenomenon is part of a larger concept known as migration, which also includes immigrants—those who move into a new country.