“…The basic provisions concerning human capital are reflected in the works of List and Rasul (2010), and others. Several authors came to the concussion that factors affecting human capital formation and quality have a steady relation to education, health, science, personal security, business climate, informational support for work as well as culture (Pekar, 2012, Corejova & Kassiri, 2016Gladka & Fedorova, 2019). The scientists of International Organization for Migration in Ukraine (IOM, 2016) try to work out approaches to the better use of human, social and financial capital of migrant for providing the long-term development of Ukraine, at the same time they point out that that in current Ukrainian realities, labor migration as a factor of human capital is, in fact, a survival mechanism in the fight against poverty or avoiding unemployment.…”