Over the last two decades, Bangladesh has experienced positive economic and social changes. Its average annual GDP growth rate has increased from 2.4% in the 1980s to 4.9% during the 1990s (MHHDC, 2001). Here remittance plays a vital role. Migration is considered as the development alternative to the economy of Bangladesh. The share of remittance to GDP and export earning has been increasing over the year. For this purpose this paper has given its attention on balance of payments, foreign exchange reserves, national savings, velocity of money, GNP and GDP of Bangladesh to identify the impact of remittance.