Abstract. The article addresses the relationship between subjective economic well-being and economic-psychological adaptation of refugees in the context of modern migration processes. It examines the influence of various factors, both internal and external, on the success of the adaptation process. The results of the study indicate significant correlations between the indicators of subjective economic well-being and various aspects of adaptation. The practical significance of the research lies in the development of systematic approaches to supporting refugees aimed at enhancing their economic independence and psycho-emotional resilience, which contributes to successful social integration and reduces stress levels in host communities.

 

Keywords: subjective economic well-being, economic and psychological adaptation, adaptation, refugees