Perpindahan Penduduk

Problem Statement/Background (GAP): Bandung City is the capital of West Java Province, making
it the center of government and economy in the region. Its strategic location and supportive
environment for improving quality of life through employment and education have made Bandung a
destination for both inward and outward migration. This migration is influenced by factors such as
job availability, population density, and the perceived difference in lifestyle between rural areas and
Bandung City, resulting in both positive and negative impacts. Purpose The objective of this The
researcher employed a qualitative descriptive research method with an inductive approach. The
theoretical framework used was Everett S. Lee's theory of migration, utilizing indicators to gain
insights into population migration in Bandung City.. Result: The findings of this study indicate that
migration in Bandung City is driven by several factors, including economic improvement
opportunities, ample job opportunities, supportive public infrastructure, and a higher prevalence of
male migrants compared to female migrants. The government can address this through socialization
efforts emphasizing the importance of proper documentation for migrants, ensuring clear records for
both permanent and temporary residents. Furthermore, improving public facilities and job
availability aims to attract more migrants, thereby boosting Bandung City's economy. Conclusion:
The migration of population in Bandung City is driven primarily by economic and educational factors,
resulting in dense population and limited job opportunities. However, the positive impact is seen in
the high quality of human resources working in Bandung City, which contributes to its economic
growth.