Globalization and other factors in progress since 1990s have made social relations much more international. Transnational migration and transnational fields as a part of this change, has been discussed in the related literature as a way to link diverse countries, humans and groups, as a fact thatclose remote regions of the world to each other and also from the point of view of new opportunitiesarising from global economic restructuring. Global crisis of capitalism and troubled regions accelerate migration movements and bring certain changes within the migration itself to the agenda.Regional disparities, economic crises, wars and resulting poverty pushed a massive population torelocate searching a better life, which meant also a highly profitable human trafficking and smugglingas a new sector in the world trade. Irregular migration is a favorable process for the functioning of thecapitalist economy, and for the state, legislative and executive authority. The state does not hinderthe passage but arranges it as it goes on the ground level, foreign and illegal workers are toleratedas long as they are economically useful for the system. When the moment arrives when foreign worker is old, tired or just not tolerable any longer, he/she may be deported. The vulnerable position of Moldovan laborers, their precarious legal and social status, is a tool fortheir exploitation. They cannot be politically active to defend their rights as they are not citizens andthey live and work in Turkey illegally with expired tourist visas. To this aim I tried to discuss a journeyas a physical experience from Istanbul-Kishinev-İstanbul via Moscow of a Moldovan woman domestic worker after being deported.