Most Ukrainians want to stay in Poland. Will the economic thaw affect immigration?

date2020-08-20

According to a report published by the Gremi Personal analytical centre, more than half of Ukrainian immigrants want to stay in Poland for longer than three years. A sizeable share of immigrants plan to settle in Poland permanently. According to the research, nearly a third of Ukrainians are interested in various forms of assimilation in Poland: whether through permanent residence or through obtaining citizenship.

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