Consequences of Immigration from Village to City of Young Generation of Villager

Immigrating from villages to cities is a phenomenon appearing in the process of countries’ industrialization. As a matter of fact several of the social-space changes are the result of this phenomenon. In Iran, along with the industrialization of cities, many of the youth unemployed in agricultural work, try to find one in industry and began to immigrate from village to city; as a benefit to industrial and social services activities. This article intends to illustrate the consequences immigration of young from villagers to cities, in addition to the manners it affects immigrates and the immigrating communities. Therefore primarily according to the existing approaches and attitudes on immigration, the motivations for immigration from villages to cities has been discussed in brief, and then by using the descriptive- analytic method and research, the consequences of youths’ immigration has been surveyed within three domains; economically, socially and culturally.The results of this research reveal both positive and negative consequences. The positive consequences are; the improvement of the economical situation, the increase of knowledge in youth, better education, social relations young migrators; whereas the negative consequences include; the disconnect and separation of the young individuals from their families in the village and its related issues the distortion of sex ratio balance in villages and also in cities; in addition the other impacts of migration is delinquency and other social vulnerability.