Migration is a phenomenon of history, in the process of urbanization, industrialization, migration increasingly popular. Migrants and their children have more opportunities to get education and training but also to face the challenges and difficulties of access to education. Nearly 59% of migrated people said that educational conditions in destination are better than that in their hometown, 27% of them said the condition of both place are the same and 14,3% said that their child’s educational conditions are worse than that in the past. Research of urban poverty showed that 65% of emigrant children learn in state school, whilst that percentage of urban children is 82%. That means some migrant families have to pay much more money because of learning in private or semi-public school.