Studies regarding the benefits of migration on economies of the origin countries are not numerous, although migration can result in some degree of welfare of family members of migrants who send remittances. Savings and migrant remittances generate capital input which contributes to overcoming capital constraints and act as a pillar supporting the development of the region of the migrant worker. When we are dealing with temporary migration, the benefits brought by migration process shall be increased: on the one hand, the country of origin receives remittances brought by the migrant, on the other hand, the country benefits from the transfer of knowledge acquired by migrants during the migration process that took place thereof, which may lead to economic prosperity. In other words, human and physical capital plays an important role in increasing economic growth achieved by migration.