Abstract
Repatriation after the collapse of the USSR quickly became an important element of public debate. The necessity to reward Polish citizens for the fate brought about by the political trials and the Stalinist regime was emphasized. The aim of the presented article is to analyze the concept of repatriation and to discuss the phenomenon of this process as well as to analyze the currently applicable regulations enabling the acquisition of Polish citizenship through repatriation. Indirectly, the comparative analysis will also refer to other legal acts related to the issue of Polish citizenship. The legislator, despite his sincere intentions (expressed in the preamble to the Repatriation Act), the statutory provisions remain full of unclear structures and, above all, are devoid of specific information that allows interested persons to obtain the necessary data and directions of action. Additionally, some of the provisions contradict or do not implement the basic principles of administrative law.
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