These two concepts have something in common, both people have to go abroad looking for new opportunities. But it is here where begins the difference between them. Migrants seek for better conditions of life, in terms of socio-economic issues. Because they are not well-prepared, their aspirations are limited to basic and non academic jobs, only to earn the enough money to live. On the other hand, the expatriates have superior academic studies and skills. The majority of them are executive people who require to improve their knowledge and to bring back better strategies to their companies, in order to succeed as professionals and make their company grow.
The following is a video which shows a case about migrants and expatriates in Malasia and Singapore. The global crisis made people lose their jobs, some of them had to return to their homes but other ones are still struggling to stay there.
The following is a video which shows a case about migrants and expatriates in Malasia and Singapore. The global crisis made people lose their jobs, some of them had to return to their homes but other ones are still struggling to stay there.
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