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Many people leave their homes in the countryside to live in the large cities. What factors make people want to move to the city? How realistic is it to control the numbers of people moving to the city? Although some people prefer to live in the countryside, there are many reasons which lead people, particularly youngesters, to move to the large cities. It is evident that both living places have their own advantages and disadvantages. Many people who live in the suburbs believe in better conditions in the cities such as well‐paying worksjobs, better health care services and entertainment centers. Some persons who cannot find an appropriate job in their cities, decide to move to big ones to improve their job prospect and gain a job in a field of their interest. To be realistic it is not an unreasonable demand/requested to want to live where there are have many more recreational facilities like cinemas, theatres, sport clubs and parks. On the other hand, this relocation has negative effects too. When younger individuals/adults persons leave the rural areas, consequently there will be a concentration of elderly people there. It might impacts on the economy of those areas. Other than that, nowadays large cities are overcrowded which causes . It causes some problems for example traffic, high cost of living, too much air pollution and generally a stressful life which can adversely affect health. The number of heart attacks, lung cancers and neurological diseases are has dramatically increased. To sum up, there is a rise in the number of people moving to urban areas, but . But we should consider that they go there for reasons. As long as there are few facilities in the countryside, it is not logical to want them to live there. The only way to encourage people to stay in the country is improving their life conditions.