Along with the diversification of types of international migrations and growing selective approach of countries to admitting foreigners, a group of enterprises, corporations, and networks of intermediaries engaged in facilitating transnational mobility has emerged. This brief presents the dynamics and specificity of the broadly understood global market of migration services. The example of Poland shows that the activities of various types of migration actors, often referred to as the migration industry, has a significant impact on the size and nature of migration and who the migrants are.