Italian Emigrant Finds Tranquility and Affordability in Rural Poland, No Plans to Return Home

An Italian man, Valerio, who relocated from Turin, Italy, to the small Polish village of Konorzatka (population 135) in October 2020, has shared insights into his new life, highlighting a shift towards a more tranquil existence away from urban centers. Valerio, who works at a butter distribution center, reported a monthly income ranging from 5,000 to 7,000 Polish Zloty (PLN). He indicated that this income provides a comfortable living, especially for a single individual, and allows for some savings for families. The decision to move was prompted by meeting his wife, who resided nearby. He noted a significant increase in property values in the area, with houses that cost 100,000-120,000 PLN in 2021 now fetching between 400,000 and 450,000 PLN. Valerio expressed no desire to return to Italy, stating that life in the village offers a much calmer routine compared to his previous experience in Turin, where he felt life was a constant, unchanged routine. He emphasized the satisfaction of returning home to his own land, where he can relax and play with his children.

gazetapl

Włoch przeprowadził się na polską wieś. "Życie jest o wiele spokojniejsze"

Dlaczego ludzie migrują do Polski? Taka decyzja często spotyka się z niezrozumieniem - i to nie tylko ze strony Polaków, lecz także ich rodaków. Jedn…