A prevalent sentiment in Poland is that the influx of Ukrainians into Poland was a godsend. We share many similarities with Ukraine; they are honest and hard-working people, and we share the same cultural heritage. They have integrated well into society. Owing to the number of Ukrainians in Poland and how welcoming Poland has been to Ukrainians, we are now exempt from the EU pact on migration and asylum, meaning Poland, unlike other EU states, is not faced with a large number of third-country immigrants from other continents.
JohnnieTango on
Why do so many people seem to like these flag maps? They are hard to read and only work if you know all the flags. Like what country is that fuzzy red and white flag, or that red plus sign on a white background? I don’t know those flags myself… and I majored in geography in college.
Vinceton on
It’s interesting and funny that they all have *fairly* similar shape
Smell-Maleficent on
Why have Zimbabwe in third pic amazing I never imagined something like that
bribridude130 on
I wonder what the largest immigrant group in each Polish Voivoideship was before the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.
MagnarOfWinterfell on
How did so many Georgians end up in Poland?
General_Resident_915 on
Philippines being the fourth largest diaspora in the West Pomeranian voivodeship is crazy
bloodrider1914 on
Indians really go everywhere man
Minskdhaka on
As a Belarusian of partly Bangladeshi ancestry I feel represented on the third slide. Though of course I don’t like the current official Belarusian flag.
FajnyKamil on
Surprised to see Vietnamese only on 4th and only in Mazowieckie… Being from Warsaw, I know how important the Vietnamese community is here so I find it quite surprising. Curious to know if they only make for such a big community in Warsaw and not in other cities in Poland
LucianFromWilno on
It’s most likely inaccurate, the first 2 seems correct but Poland has way more vietnamese georgians and moldovans then represented here, 3rd biggest group map should be voievodships spliced into Georgias Vietnamese and moldovans
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A prevalent sentiment in Poland is that the influx of Ukrainians into Poland was a godsend. We share many similarities with Ukraine; they are honest and hard-working people, and we share the same cultural heritage. They have integrated well into society. Owing to the number of Ukrainians in Poland and how welcoming Poland has been to Ukrainians, we are now exempt from the EU pact on migration and asylum, meaning Poland, unlike other EU states, is not faced with a large number of third-country immigrants from other continents.
Why do so many people seem to like these flag maps? They are hard to read and only work if you know all the flags. Like what country is that fuzzy red and white flag, or that red plus sign on a white background? I don’t know those flags myself… and I majored in geography in college.
It’s interesting and funny that they all have *fairly* similar shape
Why have Zimbabwe in third pic amazing I never imagined something like that
I wonder what the largest immigrant group in each Polish Voivoideship was before the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.
How did so many Georgians end up in Poland?
Philippines being the fourth largest diaspora in the West Pomeranian voivodeship is crazy
Indians really go everywhere man
As a Belarusian of partly Bangladeshi ancestry I feel represented on the third slide. Though of course I don’t like the current official Belarusian flag.
Surprised to see Vietnamese only on 4th and only in Mazowieckie… Being from Warsaw, I know how important the Vietnamese community is here so I find it quite surprising. Curious to know if they only make for such a big community in Warsaw and not in other cities in Poland
It’s most likely inaccurate, the first 2 seems correct but Poland has way more vietnamese georgians and moldovans then represented here, 3rd biggest group map should be voievodships spliced into Georgias Vietnamese and moldovans