Low-skilled migration is the movement of persons holding jobs that do not necessarily require a high level of education or extensive experience. In some cases, public policy frameworks use salary levels to define low-skilled migration. Research in this category includes studies on low-skilled migration in various economic sectors such as healthcare, construction, agriculture, the sex industry and domestic work.
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