Multiple migrations flows of Syrians the case of Syrians changing destinations from Turkey to the United Kingdom

This research studies the multiple migrations flow of Syrian through the qualitative study on Syrian migrants who lived in Turkey as long-term immigrants then decided to migrate to a new destination, mainly the United Kingdom. This research demonstrates the causes and drivers behind those multiple migrations through a mixed theoretical framework depend on the human capital theory and the Aspirations-Capabilities model. Moreover, this research debates the multiple migrations as human investment inspired by various factors in Macro, Meso and Micro levels to improve the current situation, increase the wellbeing or seek better opportunities. Also, those investments depend on the capacity and capability of potential migrants to cover each movement's tangible and intangible costs. The study theorizes Multiple Migrations and illustrates the motivation and drives behind them. Then it gives an overview of the migration flow of Syrian refugees and their situation in neighbours countries and diaspora. After that, the study presents the finding of the qualitative study that was conducted through semi-structured and in-depth interviews with 25 Syrian migrants. The study presents the Multiple Migrations routes of Syrian from Turkey to the United Kingdom and the priorities, needs, ambitions, aspirations behind each movement. Also, the study argues at the Micro-level the impact of the individual characters on multiple migrations, including age, gender, marital status, religion, ethnicity, and Education. Moreover, this study at the Meso level illustrates the impact of the cost of movement, the legal framework on the migrant's decision. Furthermore, it explores how the various elements of context around the migrants could motivate them to settle or move again to new destinations at the Macro level.