An interview guide for studying rural-to-urban migrants in a city should focus on understanding their migration experiences, social adjustment, economic conditions, cultural changes, and relationship with the urban environment. In urban anthropology, migrants are studied as active participants in shaping city life rather than merely as people adapting to urban spaces. The interview guide should therefore explore the social, cultural, and economic dimensions of migration. The first section of the interview guide should collect basic personal information about the migrant. Questions may include: What is your age, gender, educational background, and occupation? Which village or rural area do you originally belong to? How long have you been living in the city? What was your main reason for migrating from the village to the city? These questions help understand the demographic background and migration patterns of individuals. The second section should focus on the migration process and experiences. Questions may include: When did you decide to migrate, and who influenced your decision? Did you migrate alone or