Despite years of living abroad, a significant share of Ukrainians in Poland find themselves in a growing state of social uncertainty, while still maintaining a strong potential for returning home. This is the finding of a large-scale sociological study conducted in May and June 2025 by the Gremi Personal Analytics Centre across seven major Polish cities. The survey covered 1,560 respondents and revealed a complex picture of integration and aspirations among Ukrainian migrants.
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