This article discussed interactions between spatial mobility and migrations abroad for economic reasons. On the basis of overview of the literature and empirical studies, it was shown that trust depends on the broader socio-cultural context, and there is a strong interactions between migrations abroad for economic reasons and trust. Generally, spatial mobility contributes to a lower level of trust, both in its generalised and individual dimension. Nevertheless, if migrations abroad for economic reasons are based on strong migrational networks, they have a positive influence on the generalised level of trust. Everyday activities, such as looking for work (including in informal economy), or sharing a place to live with other migrants play an important role in this context.