A growing number of Polish citizens who have lived and worked abroad are returning to Poland. While not yet a mass phenomenon, statistical trends clearly indicate an increase in return migration to the Vistula River region. The reasons for returning are varied, but financial incentives, specifically the 'return relief' tax break, are becoming increasingly attractive. This tax benefit serves as an additional argument for Poles to consider re-establishing their lives in their home country. The tax office is promoting this benefit to encourage further repatriation. The trend suggests a potential shift in migration patterns involving Polish workers.