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The term that best describes the majority of voluntary migrants from south Asia to the Persian Gulf countries of Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait during the 1990s and 2000 is "Guest Workers."
During that decade many immigrants were desperate to find jobs and better opportunities for their families. That is why they decided to leave their native countries to land poorly paid jobs in Arab places such as Kuwait and other countries. The so-called Gulf states have more economic stability and are the target of poor immigrants searching for a new place to settle.
