Educational migration is an important component of intellectual migration, which is considered a major issue facing many developing countries, including Moldova. Brain drain is the most curious part of a wider phenomenon - the migration of human capital and labor in general. Free movement of human capital increases the welfare of all market participants and thus create the necessary incentives for improvement of individuals and continuing economic development. But this phenomenon is bad for the country of origin of migrants. Migrating brain is a loss to society, because the money invested in human capital formation cannot be recovered. So the export of human capital points to a problematic situation in the country of origin to exporters.