Tarai stands at second position in absorbing child labourer type 1. In the case of child labourer type 2, though the mobility within the same zone is much common, hill is again the dominant zone of child labourer. Interregional migration stream of child labourer type 1 also shows the mobility within the same region is common for all regions. However, central region is the major child labourer receiving region compared to others. The percentages are 11.1 of far-western, 35.7 of western, 85.7 of the same region, and 54.3 of eastern origin currently residing in central region.
Western region stands at the second position for absorbing child labourer.
Mobility within the same region is rather overwhelming among child labourer type 2. But, stream to other regions shows similar patterns as for child labourer type 1. Central and western regions are the main child labourer receiving regions from almost all other regions. In terms of educational status acquired at the place of origin before move, child labourer type 1 tends more likely to move who have primary and higher education, that is, percentage having primary education is 31.8 and having secondary and above is 34.1. In terms of sex, similar pattern is observed as for type 1.