More than a million Ukrainians found refuge in Poland: from which regions are the most refugees?

After February 24, 2022, Poland became home to more than a million Ukrainians fleeing the war. According to the analysis of the international employment agency Gremi Personal, the largest number of refugees came from the Dnipropetrovsk region (9.82%).

The top 10 also included:

• Khmelnytskyi region (6.8%)
• Ivano-Frankivsk Region (6.3%)
• Lviv region (6.05%)
• Volyn region (5.79%)
• Rivne region (5.79%)
• Kharkiv region (5.29%)
• Zhytomyr Region (5.29%)
• Vinnytsia region (4.53%)

 In the spring of 2022, residents of regions near the war zone were the first to go to Poland. Already in the winter of 2023-2024, the majority of Ukrainians in Poland were labor migrants.