How Does the Rohingya Influx Influence the Residential Satisfaction and Mobility Intentions of the Host Communities in Bangladesh?

Abstract This study investigates the residential satisfaction and future relocation intention of host communities neighbouring Rohingya migrants in Bangladesh. An empirical 151 households was conducted Ukhiya Ramu Upazila Cox’s Bazar district late 2019. The component includes social environment (SE), neighbourhood (NE), public services facilities (PS&F). It shows that, due to influx, level declined by 30.17%. Besides, determine factors that impact on migrate, ordinal logistic regression model has been run. A larger distance between household camps, longer duration residence community, a higher number children family negatively influence mobility communities. Furthermore, Hindu residents have propensity relocate. These findings demand policies programmes should be planned way enables stay place despite influx.