Drawing on the embedded agency approach and considering entrepreneurs as structurally embedded agents whose choices are influenced by individual differences and the socio-political, as well as economic attributes of locations, we explore the combinations of conditions that lead to geographical mobility intentions of entrepreneurs. We analyse the EU project data using a fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis. We assess the necessity of conditions as well as how conditions combine in configurations that lead to geographic mobility intentions of entrepreneurs or their absence. Our findings reveal two distinct configurations that lead to these intentions as well as one configuration that leads to their absence. We conclude by articulating our contribution to the research on entrepreneurial mobility and to policy in this area.
