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Migration is a phenomenon which goes in parallel with the fast 迁移是一种现象，这和快速

Remittance Flows from Thailand to Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar Miss Nwet Kay Khine A Paper Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts Program in International Development Studies Human Security Conference Chulalongkorn University Migration is a phenomenon which goes in parallel with the fast moving globalization process. Global networks of 3Ts; transportation, telecommunication and tourism give a massive force on the mobility of people who desire to seek greener pastures in a new land. The larger the size of migrant population is, the greater the volume of remittances flows back to places of origin. The amount of remittances streaming back into developing countries is higher than the official foreign aid even only the calculation on the remittance volume is based on the formal transfer. Nevertheless, it is complex to estimate the actual amount of remittances globally or regionally because informal channels of remittances are operated as invisible transmitter. A study of remittance flow from Thailand to Myanmar was carried out for the thesis as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts program in international development studies. The focus of this study was to explore how the remittances have impact on the economic development of informal remittances sent home by Myanmar migrant workers working and living in Thailand. Selected as research area is a community with a mixture of Burmese and Mon ethnics in Mawlamyine in Mon State of Myanmar. Case Studies of twelve households from Nyar Na Kone village in Mawlamyine, capital of Mon State, their twelve respondent children in Thailand and the remittance service providers linking the senders and the recipients give the readers a full portrait of illegal remittance flows from Myanmar to Thailand. In parallel, research was also conducted in two different provinces of Thai side so as to give a comparison of two different remittance channels flowing t