In which situation does migration become a safe livelihood strategy?

Correct answer: When employment conditions documents housing and safety information are known in advance

The direct answer is B: migration becomes safer when employment conditions, documents, housing and safety information are known in advance. Migration can improve livelihood, but moving without preparation can expose a person to fraud, unsafe work, homelessness, wage withholding or exploitation. Before moving, the person should verify the employer and job, understand wages and hours, keep identity and employment documents, check housing, learn emergency contacts and know where help is available. Option A is wrong because travelling without information and documents increases risk. Option B is correct because it describes planning and informed protection. Option C is wrong because hiding risks prevents proper decision-making. Option D is wrong because having no contact or support makes emergencies harder to manage. Safe migration does not mean that every difficulty disappears; it means risks are identified and reasonable protection is arranged beforehand. Memory cue: verify the job, carry documents, confirm housing and keep contacts.