The phenomenon of migration, which is the subject of research, is defined as the fact that people change the settlements in which they live, whether for social, economic or political reasons. This action is carried out both by necessity and at the request of individuals themselves. In this context, individuals who have changed their settlements may face many socio-economic problems in the new places they have migrated to. The research was carried out to identify the socio-economic problems faced by immigrants subjected to forced migration after the first Nagorno-Karabakh war between Azerbaijan and Armenia in the December 1991-1993 Dec. In this context, Aghasadik Geraybeli District of Binegedi District of Baku, where forced immigrants coexist, was chosen as decontamination area. The research was carried out using qualitative research methods and case study methods as a pattern. For this purpose, fifteen mandatory immigrants were interviewed and data were obtained in the decadent Geraybeyli neighborhood of Agasadik, where mandatory immigrants coexist. During the interview process with the participants, a semi-structured interview form approach consisting of 14 questions was used. The interviews were recorded within the framework of the permission of the participants and then transferred to the 2010 Microsoft Office Word program and created in the form of documents. The data obtained was analyzed through the MAXQDA Analytics 20 program. According to the data obtained as a result of the study, it was revealed that forced immigrants faced socio-economic problems in new settlements where they lived after migration. It has been observed that the socio-economic problems faced by immigrants are usually in the areas of housing, nutrition, employment, the labor market, education and health.