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Resources for people and teams relocating from Belarus to the Tricity — Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot — in Pomerania, Poland.
Come2Pomerania, powered by Invest in Pomerania, gathers practical information for newcomers: IT jobs, startups and companies in the region, guidance on legal stay and employment, important addresses, and everyday life in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. Pomerania has been recognised as the European Entrepreneurial Region 2019/2020 and named a Tech City of the Future by FDi Intelligence, with its own migrant integration model and a positive migration balance.
Relocating to a new country is a significant step that involves careful preparation across many areas of daily life. From understanding local administrative procedures to finding suitable housing and navigating the healthcare system, newcomers benefit from having reliable guidance gathered in one place. The Pomeranian region offers a welcoming environment where practical information is readily available, helping individuals and families settle in with greater confidence and fewer obstacles along the way.
The Tricity area, comprising Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot, forms a unique coastal metropolitan hub with a distinctive character shaped by centuries of maritime tradition and cultural exchange. Each of the three cities brings its own atmosphere to the region, from historic streets and bustling port life to seaside promenades and green residential neighbourhoods. Together they create a balanced urban landscape where professional opportunities coexist with access to nature and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
Pomerania has developed a dynamic labour market with particular strength in technology, shared services and innovative manufacturing. International companies continue to invest in the region, drawn by a well-educated workforce and a supportive business climate. For those seeking employment, the local job market spans established corporations, agile startups and everything in between, offering roles across multiple sectors and providing pathways for career growth in a competitive European setting.
Understanding the legal framework for residence and work permits is one of the most pressing concerns for anyone planning a move across borders. The process involves several stages and requires attention to documentation, deadlines and eligibility criteria. Having access to clear explanations of the available pathways helps migrants approach the system with realistic expectations and ensures that applications are prepared correctly from the outset, reducing unnecessary delays and complications.
The region has earned notable recognition for its entrepreneurial spirit and forward-looking approach to economic development. Distinctions awarded by European institutions and international publications highlight the area's capacity to attract investment and nurture innovation. This reputation reflects a deliberate effort to create conditions where businesses can thrive, talent can flourish and newcomers can find their footing in a community that values openness and initiative.
Everyday life in the Pomeranian Voivodeship offers a blend of convenience, culture and natural beauty that appeals to people from many different backgrounds. Public transport connects the major cities efficiently, while parks, beaches and forests provide ample space for recreation throughout the seasons. Cultural events, local markets and a growing international food scene contribute to a quality of life that residents often describe as both vibrant and comfortably manageable on a human scale.
Integration into a new society depends heavily on the availability of practical information and the presence of supportive networks. Initiatives aimed at helping newcomers understand local customs, language basics and administrative systems play an important role in smoothing the transition. When migrants can access reliable resources and connect with others who have already navigated the same journey, the experience of building a new life becomes considerably less daunting.
The broader Pomeranian region continues to evolve as a destination for people seeking stability, opportunity and a welcoming atmosphere. Its combination of economic dynamism, historical significance and natural surroundings creates a compelling proposition for those considering relocation. As more individuals and teams discover what the Tricity has to offer, the area's reputation as a place where diverse communities can put down roots and grow continues to strengthen across Europe and beyond.
From the Knowledge Base
- RelocationGuidance for individuals and teams moving from Belarus to the Tricity, including access to local startup and company networks.
- Legal MattersFAQ on legalizing stay and employment, with contacts for the Pomeranian Voivodeship Office Foreigner Affairs Department.
- Life in PomeraniaA guide covering quality of life, safety, openness and diversity in the region.
- NewsArticles on business programs such as the Poland Business Harbour and other newcomer resources.
We Are Pomerania
Pomerania is recognised as one of the hottest business destinations in Poland and the wider CEE region, alongside its reputation as a summer travel destination. The region offers a high quality of life, safety, openness and diversity, with a migrant integration model and a positive migration balance that support newcomers settling in Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot.
- European Entrepreneurial Region 2019/2020.
- Tech City of the Future, FDi Intelligence.
- Resources for IT jobs, startups and established companies.
Important Telephone Numbers
| Service | Number |
|---|---|
| Emergency | 112 |
| Police | 997 |
| Ambulance | 999 |
| Fire Service | 998 |
| Municipal Police | 986 |
| Gas Emergency Service | 992 |
| Electricity Emergency Service | 991 |
See the full Emergency page for details, and Addresses for government office locations in Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia.



