Making sense of the constellations of (im) mobility of Bangladeshi migrants in Greece

Over the last three decades of 20th century, Greece was transformed from an emigration into immigration countryand, more recently, a country combining and immigration. Initially, ‘Balkans’ wasat heart country’s migration debates. However, since early 2000s, inflows have been highlydifferentiated, numbers increased for both Asian African migrants. During era austerity,Bangladeshis followed diverse employment pathways spatial trajectories. Their so-called ‘constellations of(im)mobility’ cover array socio-spatial mobility patterns, ranging being entrapped in precarious jobs to gainingaccess to/ striving towards prestigious occupational positions (self-employed occupations). Drawing on recent empirical research, this paper seeks explore multidimensional precarity Bangladeshi migrants living Greek urban rural areas. Given dynamic interplay between macro- micro-level processes, it also discusses aspects agency along with practices strategies improving well-being host society.