Features of the regional system for foreign labour migration control

A distinctive feature of migration is the person’s intention to change place of residence in order to improve his social situation. The concept of migration reveals in the finality of a decision to change place of residence, and the intention not to return to the former place. There are many mechanisms that could trigger migration processes. Such consequences affect several aspects of human life, including social sphere, religion, culture, economy, and policy. These consequences necessarily occur in two places: at the starting point of migration, from where migrants leave, and at destination point. Labour migration today is one of the special forms of population movement for the purpose of employment. The article considers the processes of internal and international migration, in particular labour migration, in a regional aspect. Official statistical and analytical sources, as well as a review of relevant studies, allow us to define them as quantitatively comparable with pronounced regional specifics.