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Ukrainians want to live and work in Poland

date2020-08-19

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Over the past five years, the share of immigrants from Ukraine who declared a wish to stay in Poland longer or even permanently has grown significantly. More than half of immigrants in Poland seek to relocate at least one family member — these conclusions come from a study by the Gremi Personal analytical centre in light of the latest National Bank of Poland research. The Gremi Personal Analytical Centre notes in its studies a rapid rise in demand for job offers among married couples.

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