In increasingly chaotic world, diaspora of Poland moving back to Poland an masse?

russian?

Yes, from the countries where most population is pro Russian. I just read today Ethiopia is such a country. Let them stay where they are, then and love Russia far from Poland.

However, rightists and nationalists are even a bigger problem. Ironside has returned from emigration and nationalist Konfederacja party has risen in polls recently -from 7 to 8%. It is so unfair that such loser expats pollute Poland with their sick ideology. And this could be such a beautiful country........

Does he support the Confederation?

As Germany shows, "rightist" are right and are the solution to most of the problems, in Poland too. Keep in mind that a "rightist" today was a "centrist" a decade or so ago.

They aren't though, are they.


Not in Europe, or anywhere else. If anything, the opposite is true.

I don't see these mass returns to Poland.

Enough that our maniac Ironside has returned. It equals the return of 1000 rightists. hahahaha

people are moving this way and that way in and out and other people make videos on YouTube or write some article here and there to get some clicks making it some trend or what have you.
I wish there were that mass returns and immigration to Poland from European countries, for this to happen a proper government should be in place not those clowns.

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Thank you! It mean there need only nine more Ironsides and we can have Ksenofont 10 000 to sort out our country.
You can move to Pisidia where you belong.

Nor me.

Some people who were early post-2004 migrants and were middle aged (with adult kids in PL) at the time return in retirement, though some don't. Other individuals return if things haven't worked out or after a divorce or if they're genuinely unhappy there or if there's a sweetheart waiting at home or a particularly good job or inheritance to return to, however most certainly stay, especially if they've got school or university age kids.

Those people will probably always stay since their kids generally become British quite quickly and will stay there and their grandkids have little do with and little interest in the place their grandparents came from. Many migrants dream of one day returning however it doesn't usually turn out that way.

Anyway, Luton Airport is much nearer to Warsaw than Szczecin is, and a Wizzair ticket sometimes not much more than (and sometimes less than) a train from Warsaw to Wroclaw. If people want food from the old country they can get it there and Polish TV is available in the U.K. on satellite or online. Plus the standard of living is usually good and wages are higher.

Me neither.I have known some younger couples, without children who have returned to Poland for a less stressful lifestyle, but most, especially those with kids that speak Polish but are more comfortable in English have chosen to remain here.In my part of London you can get every type of Polish food,snacks or drinks even from your corner shop, let alone the better selection from Polski Supermarkets.And as Jon says, Polish TV and Radio are readily available here too.No, most of the Poles I know are staying here.

It was an actual country in antiquity. Poles here should get the joke.