The lack of a coherent regulatory multilateral framework for international migration has been labelled as “the big hole in the traditional development agenda” (Clemens, 2011). The key to achieving development of international framework regarding migration is to find incentives that attract both home and host countries to take part in cooperative action. Since it is often difficult to find sufficient mutual rewards in the field of migration alone, it may be necessary to make changes in other areas of international relations, including trade, technology and finance.