International experience of using sample surveys for registration of labour migration
Article reviews the international experience of sample surveys on external labor migration. There is a review of sample surveys, which are conducted in recipient countries of foreign labor migration, as well as in donor countries. Special attention is given to generalization of experience of countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Mexico, the Philippines. In addition to household sample surveys this article focuses on the example of passenger surveys of Great Britain and Mexico. The conclusions about the current trends in accounting migrants through sample surveys are made.