Only 77,000 of pre-war Ukrainian refugees in Poland apply for CUKR residence card

Fewer than 10% of pre-war Ukrainian refugees in Poland have applied for the new CUKR card, a three-year residence permit intended to provide stability. The low uptake suggests bureaucratic hurdles or insufficient state promotion, potentially affecting refugee integration and labor market participation. The development is a continuation of slow administrative processes, with uncertainty over whether uptake will accelerate.

AI disclosure: Model-written summary of the source, not a verified fact. Check the sources. How Mosaic works