Migration refers to the movement of individuals or groups from one geographical location to another, either temporarily or permanently, and it has significant psychological implications within the framework of Environmental Psychology. Environmental Psychology examines how physical, social, and cultural environments influence human behavior and well-being, and migration represents a major environmental transition that reshapes an individual’s interaction with surroundings. When people migrate, they experience changes in climate, housing conditions, urban or rural settings, population density, language, and social norms. Such environmental shifts often produce acculturative stress, culture shock, and feelings of displacement. The