The decision Mr. Schrager reached is to go to Israel for six months and study Hebrew, with a view to permanent emigration.

In 1937, Cooke moved to the United States, starting what was to become a permanent emigration.

The post-independence decrease in the city population is mainly due to economic and demographic situation of Moldova, which prompted a wave of permanent or temporary emigration.

The highways and other roads in this area have allowed for seasonal and permanent emigration out of the area by younger generations looking for work.

Adopt a "balanced migration" program, where permanent immigration is equivalent to permanent emigration.

In economic terms, the 1998 crisis provoked an emigration of labor, as well as permanent emigration from Moldova.

Application for permanent emigration is also possible as before at departments of internal affairs.

However, permanent emigration is a relatively new phenomenon.

But why should the inevitable response to a problem in one country be permanent emigration to the other side of the world?

The need for cash and the lack of opportunities since the latter 20th century has spurred high temporary and permanent emigration out of the region.