Poland

Poland - a dynamically developing member of the European Union

Poland has been a full member of the European Union since 2004, and since 2007 has belonged to the Schengen Agreement, which abolishes border controls between signatory countries. As a result, Poles can travel freely not only in most EU countries, but also in countries such as Norway, Switzerland and Iceland.

Poland in numbers

There are about 4 million registered business entities in
Poland, including companies, enterprises and sole proprietorships.
Poland’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been around $500 billion in recent years, indicating stable economic growth.
In mid-2014, Poland recorded the first period of deflation in its economic history after 1989.

Why is Poland attracting investors?

A stable economic situation, a dynamically developing market and an attractive geographic location make Poland one of the most interesting places to invest in Europe. In addition, access to skilled labor, modern infrastructure and membership in the EU strengthen Poland's position as a key player in the European market.