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Study: 52% of Ukrainians plan to stay in Poland for more than 3 years

date2020-08-18

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The Gremi Personal Analytical Centre notes in its sociological research a rapid rise in demand for job offers among married couples. According to a Gremi Personal survey in February 2020, about 15% of respondents planned to move to Poland with their family. Moreover, every third (31%) Ukrainian working in Poland had plans directly related to assimilation in Poland: obtaining a permanent residence permit or citizenship, relocating, buying property or starting a business.

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