Abstract
In the middle of last century, international migration in Europe have become a factor which significantly began to affect the greatness population and its rate of change. International Movements in the north-west Europe significantly influenced the growth of population in the countries of southern slow decline in population, in the case of Eastern Europe accelerated decline in population. From the perspective of long-term, we see how the ethnic and cultural face of Europe. Is our country, we can expect similar changes in migration? In Poland, after 2004 saw an increase in emigration which was connected with Polish accession to the EU and the subsequent opening of labor markets. This article presents the current and future trend in international migration in Poland.
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