Temporary/visitors permit/visa e.g for South Africa
Spousal permit/visa
Work permit/visa
No permit/visa
Student permit/visa
Asylum permit/visa
Other (specify)
Paid employee
Self-employed/working on own land
Casual employee
Doing unpaid work in household (in home or family farm/business
Doing unpaid work outside the household.
In school/education
Unemployed and looking job
Unemployed and not looking
Retired
Technician and professionals (e.g. medical doctor/nurses/teachers/others)
Manager
Administrative staff
Sales worker (sales/waitress)
Service worker (e.g. office cleaner/security guard/hotel worker/others)
Own farm
Paid labourer (agriculture)
Transportation operators (e.g. drivers)
Skilled construction worker
Paid labourer (non-farm/ag)
Production staff (textile/electronics/others)
Own business (non-farm)
Domestic Worker
Private company
Private individual
Government
State owned enterprise (parastatal)
Public works program
Church/religious organisation
Political party
Daily
Weekly
Fortnightly
Monthly
Irregularly
Other
Everyday
A few times each week
Once a week
Once or twice a month
A few times a year
Not at all
Visit home.
Visit migrant.
Landline/ Mobile
Text or SMS
Postal mail
Email
Instant messaging on internet (e.g. WhatsApp, Skype)
Word of mouth
Fax
CD/tape
No contact
No
Yes
Bank, post office  transfer,Formal Money transfer ( Western Union, Ecocash),Mobile Banking
hh collects money in person
Migrant brings the money home
Friend or other person travelling back home brings home
Informal money transfer agencies
Bus driver
Truck driver
Via Church
Every few months
Annually
Only on special occasions
Only if household requests money
Marital problems
Homesick
Earned enough money
Sick family member
Contract ended
Could not find work
Deported
To get married
Family issues
Permit not renewed
Migrant became ill
Concerns about violence/security
Verbal abuse
Sexual Abuse
Physical abuse
Physical injury
Hazardous chemicals
Racial/ethnic discrimination
Faiths/Religious discrimination
Gender discrimination
Occupational discrimination
Passport or official documents confiscated
Pay withheld
Not paid minimum wage
Eviction from lodging
No negative experiences
Violent/unsafe neighbourhood
Put in non airconditioned rooms
Lived in violent areas/ Neighbourhood
Other Specify
Negative
Positive
happy with current situation at home
No choice as needed at home
No funds to pay for migration
Fear of attack in other places
Due to political instability in the country
Migration is considered as illegal
Other specify
Very likely
Quite likely
Not sure
Quite unlikely
Very unlikely
Due to increased violence and confilict in the area
STUDIES/ EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
To look for better job/ employment
LEFT TO FIND BETTER LAND
HEALTH REASONS
SECURITY REASONS
FOR MARRIAGE/ COHABITATION
TO JOIN THEIR FAMILY ALREADY LIVING IN ANOTHER LOCATION
MOVED WITH FAMILY
TO SET UP OWN HOME
DEAD
OTHER, (SPECIFY)
FAMILY
FRIENDS
ACQUAINTANCES
STRANGERS
NGOS
RELIGIOUSORGANIZATION
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
OTHER (SPECIFY)
In this kebele/community
In different kebele within the woreda
In other woreda within the zone
In other woreda within the regions
In other region
Middle East
South America
Asia
Head
Spouse
Child/Adopted Child
Grandchild
Father/Mother
Sister/Brother
Niece/Nephew
Son/Daughter-in-Law
Brother/Sister-in-Law
Parent-in-Law
Grandparent
Other Relative
Non Relative
Others specify
Male
Female
Single/ (incl too young to be married)
Married
Divorced
Seperated
Widowed
Afarigna
Amarigna
Agewigna
Dawerogna
Gedeogna
Guraghigna
Hadiyigna
Harari
Kefigna
Kembategna
Oromifa
Sidamigna
Siltigna
Somaligna
Tigrigna
Welayitegna
Did not complete any schooling
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
TVET
University Diploma
University BA and above
Adult literacy program participation
Job transfer
Work
Seek work/better work
Study/training
To get married and follow the spouse
Declining yields in agriculture
Family dispute/other dispute
Natural disaster ? flood
Natural disaster ? river bank erosion
Natural disaster ? drought
Natural disaster- cyclone
To accompany family
Marriage breakdown
To join friends
To repay debt
For medical treatment
To escape traditional practices
To experiance a different lifestyle
Migrant Self
Father
Mother
Spouse/partner
Siblings
Children
Relatives
Friends
Ex. Co-worker
Community members
Recruitment agent
Joint family decision
Family Member
Friend
Previous workmate
Agent at  origin or destination
Broker
Employer at destination
Self
Partialy
Self-employed
Doing unpaid work in household household (in home or family farm/business)
Doing unpaid work outside the household
Service worker (e.g. office cleaner/security guard/hotel boy/others)
Skilled construction workers
Childcare
Elder care
Household maintenance work
House cleaning
Cooking
Work on family farm
Work in family business s
Spouse/Partner
Son
Daughter
Brother
Sister
Niece
Nephew
Son in Law
Daughter in law
father in law
Mother in law
Brother in law
sister in law
grand son
Grand Daughter
Grandfather
Grandmother
Paid staff
Outside Ethiopia
Africa
North America
Orthodox
Catholic
Protestant
Muslim
Receiving from family
Borrowing from immediate family
Borrowing from extended family
Borrowing from moneylender
Bank, microfinance, coop loan
Advance from recruitment agent
Family savings
Personal savings
Sells assets
From govt. scheme
Don't have to pay
Land mortgage
Company visa
House visa
Free visa
Omrah/Hajj visa
Visit visa
No visa
Student visa
111
112
121
311
321
331
332
411
412
421
422
711
712
721
722
Doing unpaid work in household (in home or family farm/business)
Too Young
Muslem
Traditional
Pegan
Other (Specify)
Single (incl too young to be married)
Widow/er
in this kebelle/community
In different kebele with in the woreda
In other woreda with in the zone
In other woreda with in the regions
Europ
Middle east
Fostered child
Other relatives
Other (non relatives)[(specify)
last 7 days
last 30 days
last 6 months
last 12 months
more than 12 months
Within the Kebele
Outside the Kebele
DIVORCE/SEPARATION
LEFT FOR STUDIES/ EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
LEFT FOR WORK
TO JOIN THEIR FAMILY ALREADY LIVING IN  ANOTHER LOCATION
LEFT TO SET UP OWN HOME
Former employee and left
Sasie tsaeda emba
Raya Azebo
Kombelcha
Kalu
Farta
Adami tulu Jido Kombelcha
Hitosa
Miskan
Bolose sore
Eastern Tigray
South Tigray
South Wollo
South Gondor
East Shoa
Arsi
Gurague Zone
Wolayta
Tigray
Amhara
Oromiya
SNNP
Food
Clothing
Jewelry
Medicines
Household Utensils
School Items
Computers, Accessories
Other electric appliances
Agricultural inputs
Items for Businesess
Items for other Businesess
Bicycles and motercycles
Mobile Phones
Blankets
Religious Gifts
Items to start new business
Bank (Mobile Banking (M-BIRR, Hello Cash, CBE Mobile), post office  transfer
Formal Money transfer ( Western Union)
Every couple of months
Every three months
Every six months
Every year
others
In person, s/he visited us
In person, we visited him/her
Text/SMS
Talking on internet
Instant messaging on internet
less than a few times a year
Very close
Somewhat close
Neither close nor distant
Somewhat distant
Very distant
No formal contract
Permanent formal contact
Temporary formal contact
Private Company
Private Individual
State-Owned Enterprise(Parastatal)
Public Works Program
Church/Religious Organization
Political Party
Unemployed and not looking/retired
Housewife
Don't Know
Not Applicable