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Ukraine
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Sweden
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Germany
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Germany
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Germany
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Austria
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Period: to
1850-1900
- Poland was non-existing country, divided between Russia, Germany and Austro-Hungarian empire.
- About 500 000 Polish nobles were sent from Russian part to Siberia. Poles from Autro- Hungarian and German parts were migrating with these empires.
- Jewish people were relocated from Russia, to Russian part of Poland.
- About 1 mln Polish people migrated to the USA Immigration to Poland was mostly from the ruling empires: Russia, Germany, Austro-Hungary
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Ukraine
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Russia
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Honduras
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Germany
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Period: to
1900-1945
-After I WW Poland became an independent country again, but was very poor and devastated.
- About 350 000 Polish people migrated to the USA and about 1,2 milion to West Europe
- Thousands of people migrated to South America (Brazil mostly) and Madagascar (sponsored by government) -
Russia
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Kazachstan
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Czechia
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South Sudan
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Period: to
1946-1989
-After the II WW, Polish people migrated from eastern part (taken by Russia) to the west to settle on the land gained from Germany.
- After 1980s about 500 000 Polish people migrated to West Europe, mostly France, Germany -
Period: to
1990-2014
-In 2004 Poland joined EU, about 2 mln Polish people migrated do West Europe: UK, Ireland, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy, Norway and France mostly. Also to Belgium, Sweden, Spain and Austria. -
Russia
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Latvia
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Germany
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Izrael
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Italy
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Germany
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Period: to
2015-2019
- Since 2014 Poland for the very first time in its' history experiences a wave of immigration. This is immigration from Ukraine. Estimates say of about 2 milions Ukrainians living now in Poland.
