Which model of migration admits immigrants to a country on a temporary basis often for economic reasons without giving citizenship rights ?

Correct answer: B. guest worker

  • A. classic
  • B. guest worker
  • C. colonial
  • D. illegal

Explanation

The guest-worker model admits migrants temporarily to fill labour needs, generally without granting full citizenship or permanent membership. This distinguishes it from classic immigration models that usually allow settlement and eventual citizenship.

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