Economic immigration refers to the process by which individuals migrate to a new country in search of better economic opportunities. This type of migration is often driven by factors such as job availability, higher wages, and access to better education and healthcare systems. Economic immigrants are typically selected based on their skills, work experience, education level, and other criteria that make them valuable members of the labor force in their new country. The goal of economic immigration is to attract individuals who can contribute positively to the economy by working, paying taxes, and stimulating growth through consumer spending and investment.