What led to the migration of Indian indentured labourer to other countries?

In the 19th Century during the time of colonization, trade, labour and capital flow among the nations were at their peak.

• During this time, Indian cottage production and the economy was suffering a hard blow as European products captured the market.

• Land rates were increased by the British government. This made it difficult for the Indians to pay rents and taxes.

So, Indians started working as indentured labourers in other countries.