Unofficially: The EU Will Exempt Poland From Relocation and Migrant Fees.
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The costs of border protection and assistance to refugees from Ukraine. Poland's situation also remains unchanged – it continues to bear the enormous costs of protecting its eastern border with Belarus, which is also the external border of the European Union. Refugees from Ukraine have also found refuge in Poland. The government in Warsaw, as Polish Radio has learned, is keeping Brussels informed about the situation and actions taken.
The European Commission is expected to once again exempt Poland from its obligations under the “mandatory solidarity mechanism” relating to EU migration policy.
Poland is to be exempted from the obligation to accept migrants or pay fees for refusing them for another year, according to information obtained by PAP from EU sources. The final arrangements will depend on the decisions of member states.
Poland will be exempt from the obligation to accept migrants or to pay a fee for refusing their admission for another year, confirmed Polsat News correspondent Andrzej Wyrwiński. The obligation to accept or the fee for refusing admission stems from the European Union's Asylum and Migration Pact.
The European Commission will once again exempt Poland from the obligation to accept migrants or pay for not accepting them. The exemption will remain in effect for another year. As RMF FM's Brussels correspondent has learned, the preliminary decision has already been made, and its official announcement is planned for November 4th.
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