Economic migrants are individuals who move from one country to another primarily for better job opportunities and improved living conditions. They often seek to escape poverty or unemployment in their home countries, aiming to provide a better future for themselves and their families. These migrants may come from various backgrounds and skill levels, and their movement can significantly impact both their home and host countries. While they contribute to the economy of the host country, they may also face challenges such as integration, legal status, and access to services.