People emigrate for a variety of reasons, including increased employment opportunities or improved quality of life. Emigration affects the economy of the Republic of Moldova both negatively and positively, depending on the current state of the country's economy.However, in recent years, since 2000, the Republic of Moldova has had a high level of emigration, with a significant impact at local and national level.If things do not change for the better, economically, socially, demographically, culturally and last but not least politically, people will continue to leave the country and few will want to return.The authorities, on the one hand, must take all possible measures to reduce emigration and, on the other hand, create conditions for the integration of returnees.Every third household in Moldova receives money from remittances and for half of these households’ remittances are the only income they have. And in rural areas the dependence on remittances is even more pronounced.Where this income will be used depends on each individual, depending on his or her education, environment, and culture.In some cases, the beneficiaries of these transfers invest the money in the purchase of valuables, for example apartments, houses, cars, etc. But there are also those who, together with their families, set up a business.The Republic of Moldova needs people, not only for numbers, but also for productivity