Examining the case of migration abroad in Turkey in the example of expatriates from Emirdağ

Migration, whatever the economic, cultural, educational or health reasons, is the displacement of human beings, preferring new places for their life and leaving the place they are in, in short, a movement of displacement. The phenomenon, which has existed since humanity existed, will continue to exist as long as humanity exists. People can migrate within or outside the borders of the country, this migration may be for a certain period of time or it may have taken place indefinitely. All this diversifies migration and each is defined differently. A change of place within the country is internal migration, going abroad is external migration, going for a certain period of time is temporary, going for an indefinite stay is permanent migration. In this and many other ways, the concept of migration can be diversified. Various theories, theories and rules have been put forward on the phenomenon of migration. Ravenstein's laws of migration, neo-classical theory, central periphery theory, migration systems theory, and network theory are a few of them. Turkey, like other countries, has always received and given immigration throughout its history and is subject to a process that works in the same way. Every reason that triggers migration is valid in Turkey, and the country continues to give and receive migration due to many issues such as economic, political, social, health and education. It is seen that this emigration process in Emirdağ has continued for many years and still continues. It is known that the intensive migration from the district to Europe started with economic reasons and it is seen that it is beneficial for those who migrate, those who are left behind, and even the economic development of the district. However, in migration, bad aspects such as cultural corruption and alienation are also encountered for the new generation, called the third and fourth generation. Keywords: Migration, migration abroad in Turkey, expatriates from Emirdağ.