Overview: As of 5 March 2026, Poland has introduced updates to the legal framework governing Ukrainian nationals residing and working in the country. While temporary protection measures continue, the new legislation establishes clearer conditions, timelines, and compliance requirements. For employers and HR teams, this is not a routine extension. It is a regulatory refinement that requires careful review of workforce status and internal processes. Key Changes Temporary protection allowing...

Overview: For the first time since joining the EU in 2004, Poland is seeing more nationals return than leave. Net outflows to countries like Germany and the Netherlands are reversing, driven by strong economic growth, rising wages, and improved living standards. Key Changes Poland’s unemployment is among the lowest in the EU, wages have grown steadily, and demand is high across IT, manufacturing, logistics, construction, and services. Adjusted for cost of living, many professionals now enjoy...

Overview: Poland is entering a pivotal phase of immigration, employment, and administrative reform in 2026. Changes will affect employers, foreign students studying in Poland, Ukrainian nationals, and all parties interacting with public authorities. Key updates focus on compliance, the gradual withdrawal of emergency measures, and the shift to digital communication with public institutions. Key Changes Employing Foreign Students in Poland From 2026, not all foreign students are automatically...