According to a sociological survey, Ukrainian labour migrants plan to integrate more actively in Poland in 2021, and the share of permanent migration is also growing. "Ukrainska Pravda" reports on the findings of a study conducted by the Gremi Personal Analytics Centre. 46.4% of Ukrainian workers state their intention to stay in Poland. An increasing number of labour migrants are also planning to start their own business and purchase real estate in Poland.
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