More students from developing countries are moving to developed countries. Are rich countries stealing talented people from poorer countries? How can people be attracted to stay in their home country?

Inhabitants of developing states, namely, the majority of undergraduates commonly prefer to move to developed

countries

instead

. Extensive states are making endeavours in order to the number of gifted children tried as much as possible to move to them.

However

. It depends entirely on the desire of the students themselves.

To begin

with, richer regions provide more appealing opportunities to ensure the future of those who decide to study or work. As a rule, in

such

areas, there is a large amount for the development of talents. Annually, the government's overseas

countries

tend to constantly create more and more beneficial conditions for visitors According to statistics, a large percentage of young people in Kazakhstan make attempts to immigrate every year for higher education.

This

is in turn, confirms that they don't steal talented folk they just able to underpin their beginning. An equally important issue is how society can be involved in staying in their homeland. No doubt, that

this

is an international issue and can be addressed strategically with the following policy.

For instance

, can be a big difference between salaries and working conditions on land, many wealthy territories provide a social network that makes those, attractive to communities from the

third

world or other

countries

.

Also

, many nations immigrate to escape from high unemployment and lack of opportunities in their home country. Summing up, people prefer both to live and study in more evolved

countries

because their conditions are much more affordable than in their motherland.