Ukrainian Refugees in Poland: Citizenship Aspirations and Long-term Stay Plans
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A study by Warsaw University's Center for Migration Research reveals that nearly half of Ukrainian refugees in Poland aspire to obtain Polish citizenship, with 26% already pursuing this goal. Most refugees plan to stay long-term, with 73% intending to remain in Poland indefinitely. This marks a significant shift from last year when only 22% planned to stay for several more years. Integration into the Polish labor market is successful, but some refugees struggle with employment below their qualifications and feel homesick.
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