In This research several factors which effect on youth attitude toward migration are studied. Using survey method and questionnaire, 892 respondents were asked. Anthony Giddens structuration Theory, Fishbein and Ajzen attitude theory and Lee migration theory are used to suggest an empirical model. Data are analyzed using SPSS and Lisrel soft wares. Path analysis shows that the assessment of the use of migration, sex, social identity and attitude of reference group (family and friends) have their impact directly and extend of using media, age and lifestyle effect on the attitude toward migration independently. Some variables such as cultural and social capital and income of the family don’t have any contribution in explaining dependent variable. Regression results show that social capital is a variable which have it's effect on social identity. The model can explain %49 of dependent variable's variance. In the end, results are discussed and suggestions offered.