Ukrainian citizens working in Poland (2018-2020)
Programme implemented by the Foundation Centre for Migration Research with the participation of the Centre for Migration Research UW.
It was a continuation of research carried out in 2012, 2015 and 2016 on Ukrainian immigration to Poland.
The current project, from a multi-year perspective, draws attention to the dynamically changing immigration reality of Poland, especially with regard to the influx from Ukraine. Topics analysed include the socio-demographic characteristics of migrants, their legal status, migration patterns and plans, as well as the situation of migrants on the Polish labour market and their behaviour regarding saving and financial remittances to Ukraine. A special module of the study was devoted to Ukrainian students of full-time and evening programmes at Warsaw universities. The survey covered the Warsaw agglomeration which is still one of the main target areas for labour migrants coming to Poland, as well as new target areas for migration such as Bydgoszcz and Wrocław.
Project activities:
Respondent Driven Sampling survey of labour migrants in Wrocław in 2018.
Respondent Driven Sampling survey of labour migrants in Bydgoszcz in 2018.
Respondent Driven Sampling survey of labour migrants in Warsaw in 2019.
Respondent Driven Sampling survey of students in Warsaw in 2019.
RRespondent Driven Sampling survey of labour migrants in Wrocław in 2020.
CATI survey of labour migrants in Warsaw during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Duration
2018 - 2021
Source of funding
Research project commissioned and financed by the National Bank of Poland
