1. Impacts of migrants to social security system
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

2. Principles of social security system in Poland
Equal treatment irrespective of:
nationality,
citizenship,
place of living.
With regard to:
conditions of affiliation to insurance,
obligations of calcuation and payment of social security contributions,
calculation of benefits,
periods of payment of benefits and preservation of rights to them.

3. Insured persons of nationality other than Polish Q2 2015
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

4. Insured persons of nationality other than Polish Q1 2012
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

5. Relations with foreign social security systems
Coordination of social security systems stemming from the EU legislation: REGULATION (EC) No 883/2004 and REGULATION (EC) No 987/2009.
General rules of this system are:
principle of equal treatment,
principle of place of work,
principle of one legislation,
principle of retention of acquired rights or social benefit exportability,
principle of aggregation of insurance periods.
Bilateral international agreements: setting specific rules in relation between two countries as regards:
legislation applicable,
recognition of periods,
transfers of benefits.
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

6. Pensions paid on the basis of international agreements
no of benefits
amount in PLN
Payments ,4
Domestic
73 174 ,9
Transfers abroad
45 420 ,5
Within the EU
32 713 ,5
In I – VI 2015
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

7. Most common destinations of transfers
no of benefits
amount in PLN
Austria
2 395
11 374,1
Czech Republic
2 554
7 761,7
France
4 152
19 139,8
Germany
15 290 ,0
Sweden
2 578
11 412,2
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

8. Impact of migrants on finance of social security
In short term positive, due to broadening the basis of contributions
In the long term neutral due to increased entitlements to benefits
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015

9. Thank you for your attention
Social Protection Reform Project
Component 1: Study Visit, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland, Oct.-Nov. 2015