In July 2022, the IТ Ukraine Association in collaboration with the Sayenko Kharenko law firm conducted a joint “Relocation. The new IT landscape of Ukraine” research where the team collected and analyzed data on the relocation of IT companies both within Ukraine and abroad.
- According to the results of the research, it turned out that more than 50% of the surveyed IT companies did not relocate and switched to remote work. Some companies have already partly returned to the office work.
- Among the IT companies that relocated, relocation within Ukraine prevails (45%). 42% of companies partially relocated abroad, including those 5% only that closed part of their offices in Ukraine.
- None of the surveyed IT companies carried out a complete relocation abroad. Relocation is largely considered by IT companies as a forced step for the period of the War, or at least its active phase.
- In general, taking into account the results of the survey, the relocation process will continue systematically. The vast majority of IT companies are satisfied with the relocation (93%). This shows that IT companies are successfully adapting to new business conditions and are able to respond to challenges arising from relocation. However, 53% of companies that have relocated are still looking for options for alternative further relocation abroad to minimize costs.
- For greater stability of the IT industry and its further development, it is important for companies to:
- Provide an effective mechanism for the reservation of IT professionals.
- Resolve the issue of the policy of the National Bank of Ukraine regarding the procedure for currency settlements.
- Allow temporary departure of IT professionals on business trips outside of Ukraine.
- Liberalize tax legislation.



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