Temporary Residence
Why Study in Poland?
In the recent decade Poland’s booming economy and rich cultural life started to attract more and more people from all over the world. Not only various job op...
Blog
Immigration in Poland, explained
Guides and law updates from our immigration specialists in Kraków: permits, family, citizenship and everyday life in Poland.
Temporary Residence
Supreme Audit Office: Administration Cannot Handle the Growing Number of Foreigners
In the beginning of this year, due to numerous complaints of foreigners and extended time of waiting for work or residence permit, the Supreme Audit Office (...
Family Reunification
Family Reunion in Poland – From A to Z
So, you’ve been living in Poland for quite a while, working and renting an apartment, you’ve already settled here. But it’s not that easy to be fully satisfi...
Life in Poland
How to: A Foreigners’ Guide to Buying a Property in Poland
Big cities in Poland are becoming real expat hubs for people from all over Europe and the rest of the world. Those people don’t only build a career, but also...
Kraków
Krakow in the eyes of foreigners
Why do foreigners choose Krakow? What do they like most about the city? Krakow is an intercultural place with a lot of foreigners residing here. A lot of the...
Work Permit
Work permit for the same employer, when is it needed?
In order to work legally in Poland, non-European Union citizens have to obtain a work permit if they intend to work longer than 3 months. It’s an employer’s ...
Temporary Residence
Supreme Audit Office Examines the Performance of Voivodes and Officials
According to TOKFM, foreigners are complaining that the residence and work permits are taking longer and longer to be issued. Supreme Audit Office (NIK) deci...
Permanent Residence
Top 5 Tips: How to Learn the Polish Language Quickly and Easily?
Polish is considered to be one of the most difficult Slavic languages with its complex grammar and words that sometimes are hard to pronounce. Even saying cz...
Temporary Residence
What will happen to British people in Poland after Brexit?
More than 6,000 British people are residing in Poland. When currently, with the United Kingdom a member of the European Union, British people can freely move...