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Pull factors are things that draw people to voluntarily migrate to another country. These all relate to quality of life and can be economic, social, political and environmental. The following are common examples of pull factors.
Air Quality | Benefits | Climate | Cultural Heritage (e.g. appealing architecture) | Culture | Diversity & Tolerance | Education | Family Links | Food Quality | Friends | Hobbies & Interests | Housing | Infrastructure | Investment Opportunities | Job Opportunities | Land | Language | Life Opportunities (e.g. marriage) | Lifestyle (e.g. a city where people bicycle to work) | Living Costs | Low Crime | Medical Care | National Reputation | Nature | Peace & Civility | Places of Natural Beauty (e.g. beaches) | Political Stability | Prestige (e.g. prestige of a global cosmopolitan city) | Professional Opportunities | Public Space | Regulations (e.g. lack of red tape for business) | Rights & Freedoms | Safety (e.g. low chance of natural disasters) | Security | Services | Soft Infrastructure | Taxes | Travel Freedom (i.e. passport power) | Values | Wages | Weather | Working Conditions |
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