The purpose of this research is to analyze the patterns that rural migrants went through until they reached marginalization. Interview technique has been used to find these patterns. The main method of analyzing the data obtained from the interview was thematic analysis. The community studied in this research are families who migrated from Kamfirouz region and settled in Saadi and Javadieh towns of Shiraz. After conducting 22 in-depth interviews with these people, data saturation was achieved. According to the findings of this study, four patterns can be concluded for the marginalization of these families: 1. The pattern of migration of families with economic poverty, 2. The pattern of migration of families that have undergone value-normative transformation, 3. The pattern of migration of large rural landowners, 4. The pattern of migration Families with work culture. In general, the results showed that the socio-cultural factors and contexts that were expressed in the second, third and fourth patterns were more influential on the migration and marginalization of immigrants than the economic factors in the first pattern.