The results of a survey on a popular Ukrainian website - 70% are ready to go for permanent residence in another country

More than 70% of readers of the Ukrainian news agency RBC-Ukraine are thinking about changing their country of permanent residence.

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This is evidenced by the results of a survey that started at the beginning of the week and in which users of the website rbc.ua and subscribers of its pages on social networks participated.

The study participants were asked the question: “Are you ready to leave Ukraine for permanent residence in another country?” There were 5 options for answering: “No. Ukraine is my homeland, and no matter how difficult it is, I will stay here,” “Yes. I’m tired of watching that nothing is changing for the better in Ukraine,” “I’m still thinking. Maybe the situation in the country will change for the better”, “I want to leave, but I don’t have the opportunity and confidence that I can find a good job and live a normal life abroad” and “I won’t leave, but I will do everything so that my children leave Ukraine "

The study showed that 37% of respondents (1665 people) are ready to move to another country because they do not see changes for the better. 19% (887 respondents) do not intend to leave anywhere and will stay here no matter what happens. Another 17% (802 votes) want to leave, but they either do not have such an opportunity or do not believe that they can get a good job abroad. 15% of survey participants (701 people) will not leave the country themselves, but intend to do everything for their children to leave. And only 9% (443 of the total) of respondents have not yet decided on this issue; they hope that everything in Ukraine will still change for the better.

Thus, 70% of respondents are, one way or another, thinking about emigrating. 30% of respondents do not intend to leave the country or have not yet decided.

A total of 4498 people took part in the study. The publication notes that the survey on emigration turned out to be the most popular among all surveys conducted on the agency’s website in the past year.