A growing number of Britons are asking how to move themselves, their families and their money to Poland, a sign of how much confidence in Britain has slipped.

• Requests for help relocating to Poland are arriving daily, sometimes over a hundred at a time, and most come from the UK.
• Safety is the top reason given — fathers say their children can no longer walk to school alone, even in neighborhoods that were fine when they bought there.
• The economy is the second reason, with business owners offering to bring their companies and tax payments with them.
• The flow has flipped: twenty years ago Poles were pouring into London, and now Poles are going home while Brits look east.

Outlook: Expect more pressure on Polish politicians and officials to handle an unfamiliar inflow of British money and families.