Fight against migrant smuggling has been put as a priority issues at the European Union policy agenda. The trafficked person who has been targeted as object of criminal exploitation is specifically unique for the human trafficking. The objective of this paper is to present measures, which could result to limitation of corruption mainly through analysing the existing legislation framework against corruption in Europe. The analysis is focused on exploring the multiple origins of factors influencing migration processes in Europe, as corruption could be characterized as one of the most significant reasons for refugees to flee their countries. Corruption has a significant role in managing smuggling operations and in particular when criminal organizations and networks are being involved. Illegal migrants and refugees usually represent significant source of additional income for officials involved in the process of boarding protection and immigration control within the European Union borders.