Receiving countries are nations that accept migrants or refugees from other countries. These individuals often leave their home countries due to conflict, persecution, or economic hardship. Receiving countries provide various forms of support, including shelter, food, and access to services like education and healthcare. The process of migration can significantly impact receiving countries, both positively and negatively. While migrants can contribute to the economy and cultural diversity, challenges may arise, such as strain on public services and social integration. Effective policies are essential for managing these dynamics and ensuring the well-being of both migrants and local communities.