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Doing business in Poland. Investor’s guide

Today, Poland is one of the most attractive places to invest in Europe. A stable economy, strategic location and numerous incentives for investors make our country attractive to global leaders. Want to know more? The “Doing Business in Poland: Investor’s guide” report is an indispensable source of information that will help you discover the potential of the Polish market.

Bird's eye view of the center of Warsaw

Why you should choose Poland?

  • Economic stability: Poland was the only EU country to avoid a recession in 2009. In 2023, our economy recorded GDP growth of 2.7 percent, exceeding the EU average.
  • Competitive labour costs: The average labour cost is €14.5/hour – significantly lower than the EU average of €31.8/hour.
  • Dynamic labour market: Poland has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the EU (2.7 percent in 2023), and over 300 thousand graduates per year join the labour market, including 15 percent of technical specialists.
  • Foreign investment: Between 2021 and 2023, Poland attracted record amounts of foreign investment, with projects such as the €1.7 billion Volkswagen battery plant and investments in the IT sector.

Latest guide for investors

The “Doing Business in Poland: Investor’s guide” report was created for entrepreneurs who want to effectively plan and develop their business in Poland. You will find practical advice, key data and detailed guidelines that will facilitate the investment process.

Cover of report "Doing business in Poland"

What you will find in the report?

  • Reasons why Poland attracts investors: Detailed analysis of economic stability, access to the EU market and promising sectors.
  • A practical guide to setting up a business: How to choose your form of  doing business, what are the regulations for registration  and available tax reliefs and exemptions.
  • Poland’s Tax system : Learn more about preferences such as  the IP Box (5 percent CIT on income from intellectual property), R&D tax relief or Special Economic Zones.
  • Details of key economic sectors: Electromobility, renewable energy, IT,  the medical industry – these are just some of the areas that offer the greatest opportunities.
  • Labour costs and employment: Information about salaries, employment costs, and recruitment rules, including hiring foreigners.

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