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immigrate
This term specifically describes the act of entering a new country to settle there permanently. It focuses on the destination and the arrival process, creating a semantic contrast with emigrate, which emphasizes the act of leaving one's native land. While both describe the same movement, the perspective shifts based on whether the speaker is viewing the person as an incoming resident or a departing citizen.
Usage is typically neutral or formal, appearing frequently in legal, political, and sociological discussions. It carries a connotation of seeking a new beginning, whether driven by economic aspiration, political asylum, or family reunification, and implies a long-term commitment to integrating into a different society.
Meanings
Examples
My grandparents decided to immigrate to Canada after the war.
I wonder if I have the courage to immigrate to a place where I do not speak the language.
Many skilled engineers immigrate to the United States for better career opportunities.
Why did your family choose to immigrate from Italy in the fifties?
He immigrated to Australia ten years ago and never looked back.
The government is making it harder for people to immigrate legally.
She wants to immigrate to Japan to study traditional arts.
Thousands of people immigrated to the city during the industrial boom.