Without migrants, the Polish economy cannot manage. Farmers know this, logistics, trade, construction, transport, food manufacture know it. Artur Wrocławski, co-owner of the agency bringing labour from abroad, says that the power is besides aware of this, although he announces that migration will not be possible. How many times has he heard announcements that, for example, for migrants from Colombia, the Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs will introduce from day to day workers' visas, and then everything remained the same – they came without problem as part of the visa-free movement with the European Union. Colombia and all of Latin America have been for 2 years, i.e. since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, 1 of the favourite directions of bringing abroad workers to Poland. Young, hardworking, productive – and most importantly, Catholics. But employers besides praise Filipinos due to the fact that they grin and talk English. Or Nepalis, due to the fact that they're calm and unconflict. We gotta do something without the Ukrainians, especially the men who have already left half a million of us.
Earlier, visas were the biggest obstacle to bringing foreigners.
– I filed the same set of papers for 2 brothers from the same village. He got 1 visa, the another no longer – According to Dariusz, the owner of the blueberry plantation. The visa scandal is over. It should be better, it's worse.
Because visas to Poland are simply seldom issued. As Dariusz heard at the gathering of the Committee on Agriculture in the Sejm, it is because, after the affair, 1 must "break up the perception of the Polish visa as easy accessible". Artur Wrocławski brings people from visa-free countries, but there are problems with that too. – Recently, in the industry, there have been more and more reports of cases where the Border Guard, in connection with another decision of the MFA, had a individual deported from Colombia. He had a work permit, a occupation contract, no work visa. They didn't request visas, but they already do.
