This paper aims to clarify the characteristics and effects of migration and settlement support by local organizations. The findings are as follows: 1）Local organizations were categorized into four types: “comprehensive,” “stay and settlement,” “housing and settlement,” and “residential.” 2）Support content varied depending on organizational form, scope of activities, member attributes, funding sources, and collaboration with local governments. There was a tendency for the implementation rate of settlement support to be higher when members included UJI-turners. 3）Migrants who used local organization’s support showed higher satisfaction and stronger settlement intention.
