The country receives development funding as one of the largest beneficiaries of the EU budget. In doing so, the Polish government is continuing its policy of integrating economic migrants with the aim of eliminating pendulum migration and ensuring permanent employment for foreigners in Poland. To this end, a series of measures are planned to simplify the process of legalising residence and work in Poland, including a reduction in the time required to issue work permits. This was announced by the Gremi Personal Analytics Centre.
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