-> ,validPeriod= Shop "POLISH cOTTAGE" in London (Fig. Matthew Skwarczek / Agencja Gazeta) 1 -> Describing his feelings before the deciding vote, Polish emigrants pointed to uncertainty (61.7 percent.) And anxiety (10.5 percent.), Adding also that most feel insufficiently informed about what the consequences would be Brexitu ( 56 percent.). 45.4 percent. It declared that he fears the negative economic consequences for the UK and 43 per cent. - Additional administrative procedures, re-entry visas or work permits. Nearly 40 percent. also pointed to the risk of negative attitudes towards immigrants in British society. Cuts in benefits? Absolutely! Interestingly, the majority of respondents positively assessed the reforms of British Prime Minister David Cameron on the restriction of immigrants access to social benefits in the first years of residence in the UK. More than 29 per cent. of respondents said it was "definitely good" solution, and 39.4 per cent. - That "rather good". 10.5 percent. He does not know the objectives of the project changes, despite several months of discussion over it in the British media. Just 12 percent. It said that any reduction of benefits after Brexicie for them is a cause for concern. Most of the respondents about their plans after possible Brexicie Poles did not plan to return to the country. Nearly 50 per cent. He said that he intends to remain in the UK, regardless of the situation, and a further 26 per cent., that a return to the Polish is their only "plan B" if the functioning of the new reality after leaving the UK from the European Union proved to be too difficult. While 10 percent. of respondents declared that they have carried out to another Member State of the European Union, and barely 3 per cent. definitely would like to return to the Polish. Future Islands In response to the question of which country they see their future, respondents chose definitely Great Britain (83 percent.). Poland indicated barely 6 per cent., And more than 7 percent. It was still undecided. Commitment to the UK also emphasizes the high proportion of respondents considering adopting British nationality. As much as 32 percent. It intends to do so regardless of the outcome of the vote on June 23, and another 21 percent. in the case of exit of the country from the European Union. For now, however, the Poles did not move en masse after the British passports. In 2015. British citizenship was granted 3763 Poles, which wywindowało us from the 8th to 5th position in the overall ranking (excel in the India - 18 399). On the other hand - in 2014. Poles got only 597 passports less, so the jump is not gigantic. While respondents feel personally accepted in the UK (72.7 percent). This at the same time have a sense that the Poles as an ethnic group enjoy a much lower acceptance (34.6 percent.). The study was conducted between 15 and 17 June; It was attended by 5878 people over the age of 18. invite you to follow our service BATTLE OF BREXIT Referendum on June 23 Supporters Brexitu believe that the second on the German economy Europe can handle herself well, and the British Isles free themselves from Europe's problems - from refugee crisis to terrorism and the specter of a Greek default. Supporters of Europe on the contrary - only the EU will sustain economic growth, security and the importance of the UK. The selection is valid for the whole of Europe, without which the UK very weakened. London is the capital of finance, the European leader in the fight against terrorism, an important member of NATO. As well as a home for hundreds of thousands of Poles. Think tank Chatham House warns that Brexit begin disintegration of Europe and will encourage Russia to interfere in the affairs of the continent. "Election" begin a series of journalistic "Battle of Brexit." It will last until the end of June. Isles talk with residents, experts, entrepreneurs. We will visit the nest Eurosceptics and Euro-enthusiasts. We will follow the discussions of politicians and the streets of London. What you want to read, what do you think about the referendum? We are also waiting for e-mails from Poles Islands: bitwaobrexit@agora.pl. We encourage you to follow our relationship on Twitter (hashtag #bitwaobrexit). Subscribe to digital Electoral available through the internet, phone, tablet and e-book reader, from 19.90 per month To assess Login or zarejestrujX
in Thursday's referendum on continued British membership in the European Union, Poles can not vote (unless they got British citizenship). If they could, 79.4 percent. would support the maintenance of relationships with Brussels. For breaking opowiedziałoby 16.5 percent. - According to a survey of the Institute of Market Research and Social IBRiS for "Observer", PAP and Onet.pl.
Why so much look for?
do not you go back? a passport, a visa?
Waiting for you kaczelnik, bogeyman, convict kamińszczak, tolek crazy and the whole PISdlandia
in rozkroku.Witojta businessmen.
Back obviously the Swinoujscie LNG terminal to look at them. Lech K nominated Jarek K.
He voted for them nitwit Jaroslaw K.
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"Brexit. If the Poles in Britain could vote, they would support definitely remain in the Union "- I'm sorry but as I read something like that to me turns. After esteemed diaspora in the United Kingdom in the vast majority (if I'm not mistaken) voted on Kukiz, Corvinus and Pis. That's how it is with us Poles? The country would exit the EU, because the support of the above. equals with the support of anti-EU forces in the UK and on the contrary. Some schizophrenia or simply .... stupidity? He never understand polinii in the US and Canada (also a great support for PIS). As well as the poor have to suffer living in these backward countries (the Canadian prime minister and his government yuck !!!) with such views. Well, as it is impossible to reconcile?