This volume addresses care migration from and to central and eastern European countries and contains chapters on migration to and from Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Ukraine. The chapters analyse the sociohistoric, political, demographic and economic factors and institutions that drive and organise care migration, focusing on the relations between state, market and family. The volume draws attention to the increasing transnational inequalities in provision and access to care in the socially divided central and eastern European region. The book aims at giving space to regional perspectives in both sending and receiving countries, balancing the discourse on care work and care migration dominated by the perspective of receiving countries.