Interfax: One Third of Ukrainians Who Left Poland Due to Quarantine Are Interested in Returning – Survey Data

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33% of surveyed Ukrainian nationals who left Poland due to the quarantine are interested in the possibility of returning, while 51% of Ukrainians currently in Poland want to stay and continue working in the country – according to an analysis of calls and inquiries made by Ukrainians to the hotline under the social assistance program "My razem" (We Are Together).

"They are concerned about how to extend work permits or legal residence permits that expired during the quarantine period. Meanwhile, those who returned to Ukraine want to come back to Poland now or after the quarantine ends – this accounts for 33% of callers," states the press release of the Gremi Personal analytical centre.

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According to an analysis of calls to the "My razem" hotline, 33% of surveyed Ukrainians who left Poland because of the quarantine are interested in returning. They want to come back either now or after the quarantine ends.

The analysis of hotline inquiries found that 51% of Ukrainians currently in Poland want to stay and continue working in the country. The data comes from calls and inquiries made to the social assistance program "My razem" (We Are Together).

Callers are concerned about how to extend work permits or legal residence permits that expired during the quarantine period. The findings were published in a press release by the Gremi Personal analytical centre, based on the hotline's calls and inquiries.

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