The dynamics of migration are now operating on two fronts in the Caribbean.1 On the one hand, thousands of persons are leaving the region in search of employment in the USA, Canada and other countries (extra-regional migration). On the other hand, countries are now being faced with an influx of foreign workers, mainly from within the region (intra-regional migration). These trends create a complex mosaic of challenges and opportunities which, if properly managed, could benefit the region tremendously.