Poland has launched an online dashboard called ‘Ukrainians in Poland’ that provides statistical data on Ukrainian residents, covering demographics, employment, social assistance, healthcare use and education participation from 2022 onward at national and local levels. In parallel, the government amended the Act on providing assistance to Ukrainians displaced by the armed conflict, extending legal stay, employment, education, health care, social benefits and collective accommodation until 4 March 2026. The amendment links the €186‑per‑month child benefit to parental employment, adjusts medical services for uninsured adults, and extends the allowance for Ukrainian specialists to offer psychological services. The Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX 2025) shows Poland’s score rose to 44 points, up three points since 2020, while surveys indicate growing public support for state‑led integration efforts.
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