To assess changes in migration outcomes in South-East Asia during the last decade, an endline study was conducted by ILO and IOM. A total of 1,864 migrant workers were surveyed in Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic and Myanmar. In addition, 72 qualitative interviews were conducted with return migrant workers and key stakeholders from across government, recruitment agencies and employers, trade unions, and civil society organizations. A comprehensive report has been drafted to analyze the results of the research, which has been reviewed by ILO and IOM, copyedited and validated during a workshop with key stakeholders from across South-East Asia. This call for proposals invites qualified consultants to submit bids for finalizing the endline survey report on migration outcomes in South-East Asia in preparation for publication.