The level of integration of Ukrainian immigrants in Poland has been improving for the third consecutive year. Ukrainians' wages are growing, the volume of remittances sent home is declining, and more than half of pre-war migrants and nearly a quarter of refugees have no plans to return.
As reported by the Analytics Centre of the international recruitment company Gremi Personal, these findings are confirmed by a new study conducted by the National Bank of Poland (NBP) among 4,000 Ukrainians across all voivodeships.
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