Several factors contribute to the emigration of people from Pakistan:Several factors contribute to the emigration of people from Pakistan:

• Economic Hardships:
• Unemployment: The realistic problem arises from high unemployment rates, within the extended range of unemployment actors, such as youth.
• Inflation: This normally makes it difficult to be able to purchase other necessities because prices tend to increase making the money available to buy other necessities lose its buying power.
• Limited Opportunities: Most people get the impression that they cannot make significant economic improvements and therefore cannot progress in the economy of that country.
• Political Instability and Insecurity:* Political Instability and Insecurity:
• Political Turmoil: Vis, frequent changes in government and political instabilities are very disruptive and unfavourable for development.
• Security Concerns: Terrorism, crime, and violence are some of the vices that create insecurity among the citizens.
• Education and Career Opportunities:* Education and Career Opportunities:
• Brain Drain: It is the desire of many skilled qualified personnel and students to get better education and jobs in developed countries.
• Higher Standards of Living: It is powered by the improvement of quality and getting better job opportunities in other countries.
• Family Reunification:
• Family Ties: A majority of people move in search of relatives who are already established in another country.
• Natural Disasters:
• Climate Change: floods and earthquakes are prevalent natural disasters experienced by Pakistan that disrupts the livelihood of people in the country.
  As such, these factors are dynamic as well as incremental in that they may change with time while also have overlaps. Emigration, as a general rule is not an easy decision a person makes since it is usually preceded by several considerations based on demographic, economic and social conditions