Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the necessary measures and procedures that were put in place to contain it and combat its further spread have, movement of people had stopped in various parts of the our world. A world that has become quite interconnected. This status quo created a wholesme map of implications for migrants who depend on their work far from their home countries to support themselves, their families, as well as local their communities. It was later revealed that many of these immigrants were more vulnerable than others to the risks of contracting this virus, due to the direct impact of this pandemic on vital sectors such as agriculture due to the expected shortage of manpower in the agricultural sector.