TABLE 3.
Migration intention and willingness to stay back.
| Variables | N | n (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Intramigration experience | 477 | |
| No intramigration | 313 (65.6%) | |
| North to North | 64 (13.4%) | |
| North to South | 29 (6.1%) | |
| South to North | 29 (6.1%) | |
| South to South | 42 (8.8%) | |
| General migration intention | 513 | |
| Not at all | 50 (9.7%) | |
| Somewhat | 100 (19.5%) | |
| A little bit | 84 (16.4%) | |
| A lot | 273 (53.2%) | |
| Don't know | 6 (1.2%) | |
| Migration intention | 513 | |
| Yes | 411 (80.1) | |
| No | 102 (19.9) | |
| Job downgrading | 389 | |
| Yes | 254 (65.3%) | |
| No | 135 (34.7%) | |
| Election influence | 387 | |
| No, the election did not influence my decision to migrate | 258 (66.7%) | |
| Yes, because I am not satisfied with the election outcomes | 102 (26.4%) | |
| Yes, but I am satisfied with the election outcomes | 27 (7.0%) | |
| Countries to migrate to a | ||
| United Kingdom | 109 | |
| Canada | 92 | |
| United States | 82 | |
| Australia | 34 | |
| Saudi Arabia | 23 | |
| Others | 68 | |
| Willingness to stay back with improve working and societal conditions | 373 | |
| Yes | 260 (69.7%) | |
| No | 113 (0.3%) |
a
Multiple responses.