The turn of the 17th century brought also a permanent migration of the royal court from Kraków to Warsaw.

Nor was migration necessarily permanent.

This permanent migration was relatively small however and was one of the reasons why the Crusaders eventually lost the their hold on the Holy Lands.

His deep love for the location led to his permanent migration there in 1978.

Travel was very frequent, but permanent migration seemed relatively rare except for the vast colonizing movements by which the race expanded.

The networks that had been built up by information and money due to chain and return migration provided incentives for Italian permanent migration.

The United States immigration system provides only limited channels for legal, permanent economic migration, especially for low-skilled workers.

Starting in the 1980s permanent migration of Mexico City residents began, spurred by pollution and crime problems in the capital.

The volume of permanent and temporary migration from the 1960s to the 1980s changed the configuration of the urban working class.

It does not work in practice and circular migration often turns into permanent migration.