Migrant communities in Southern Africa often face significant cultural challenges when moving to Djibouti, a country with its own unique cultural landscape. The analysis will draw on qualitative research methods including interviews and focus groups conducted among migrant communities in Djibouti. The findings suggest that cultural adaptation is crucial for migrant resilience, and tailored support programmes can significantly enhance this process. Governments and aid organizations should develop culturally sensitive policies and community engagement initiatives to support migrants' integration into Djiboutian society.