Sentences: I immigrated to ABC country with my parents when I was around 8.

[Kwfine]

Hi all,

I was talking to my classmates, and they wanted to know more about me,
so I told them:
I immigrated to ABC country with my parents when I was around 8...

And on the way home after school, I was thinking
if there is any difference between these two sentences:

(1): I immigrated to ABC country with my parents when I was around 8.
(2): I immigrated to ABC country when I was around 8.

Could you help please?

Thanks

Kitty
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[Kitosdad]

You are an immigrant. You migrated to this country when you were eight years old.
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[Kwfine]

[Kitosdad]

Yes, the second sentence is grammatically incorrect.

You emigrate from a country.
You migrate to a country.
You are an immigrant of the new country.
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