According to the sociological survey “Citizens of Ukraine on the Polish labor market. New challenges and perspectives," 62% of Ukrainians in Poland plan to return to Ukraine, while 30 % prefer to stay in Poland, as per UkrInform.
The poll's authors stated that 60% of the respondents had arrived in Poland before the outbreak of the war, and 40% fled Ukraine after 24 February 2022.
Respondents who expressed their intention to leave Poland cited various reasons for their decisions, including concerns about their relatives in Ukraine, difficulties in finding a job, limited access to healthcare and finances, and a lack of proficiency in the Polish language.
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