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Back|Poll: the majority of Ukrainians do not plan to return to their homeland from Poland
Poll: the majority of Ukrainians do not plan to return to their homeland from Poland
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Poll: the majority of Ukrainians do not plan to return to their homeland from Poland

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According to a study by the Smart Solutions HR agency, two-thirds of Ukrainians working in Poland do not consider returning to Ukraine, and for many the country has become a permanent place of residence.

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Since the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, many of the country's citizens have moved to neighboring countries, including Poland, in search of safety and work.

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The vast majority of Ukrainian citizens in Poland do not plan to return to their homeland. Two thirds of Ukrainians who get a job in Poland do not even consider the possibility of leaving. Most Ukrainians planning to change their place of residence consider other destinations, such as Germany, rather than returning to Ukrainian territory.

WARSAW, September 6 - RIA Novosti. The vast majority of Ukrainian citizens in Poland do not plan to return to their homeland: two-thirds of them do not even consider the possibility of leaving, according to the results of a study by the employment agency Smart Solutions HR.

According to survey results, two-thirds of Ukrainians who got a job in Poland do not even consider the possibility of leaving. For a significant part of the migrants, the republic has turned from a temporary place of stay into a permanent place of residence.

“Two thirds of Ukrainians who work in Poland do not even consider leaving. For them, Poland has ceased to be a temporary stop,” the agency says.

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