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The study was prepared to discuss the causes of compulsory migration and its effects on the host country, the perception and evaluation of these effects by society, the level of effectiveness of developed social policies and, finally, the future projections from the perspective of academics. In this context, the problem phrase of the study, "Where is the severity and direction of the socio-economic impact that refugees reveal in the process in the host country develops?" Created the question. The study group consists of a total of seven academics, including two doctors, three doctors and two doctors, who work at different state universities in Turkey. A phenomenological approach was used. The research used a semi-configured conversation form as a data collection tool, the obtained data was analyzed by visual analysis. The study identified three main topics, including compulsory migration and its effects, compulsory migration policies and future projections. Under the theme of compulsory migration and its effects, the sub-themes are refugee identity, source of motivation, demographic appearance and poverty, opportunities and threats, numerical intensity and hospitality, and the division of well-being. Under the subject of the policy on compulsory immigration, the legal status, the legal framework and the fundamental rights are sub-tema. Under the theme of the future projection, the sub-themes of socio-economic stability, level of development and the process of voluntary return of the temporary guardians were placed. The data collected have concluded that the legal legislation relates the refugee to the fact of temporation and that this situation leads to the perception of refugees as guests and that it has a negative impact on the process of adaptation. It has also been established that compulsory migration will continue in the short term and that more concrete policies for the process of education, accommodation, employment and integration are needed through the sustainability thesis.