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Top 6 tips: Finding a job for a foreigner in Poland

April 4, 2019

Recent economic ascent in Poland has caused an increase in need for additional workers, including those from other countries. Medicine, IT, teaching, agriculture, logistics, construction, tourism are the main fields where the need for specialists is particularly high. You are planning to move to Poland in order to work there? Or you already live here…

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Kraków in the eyes of foreigners

March 2, 2019

Why do foreigners choose Kraków? What do they like most about the city? Kraków is an intercultural place with a lot of foreigners residing here. A lot of them came to Kraków to study or work, others were just visiting the city as tourists, but fell in love with it and decided to stay here…

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 Work permit for the same employer, when is it needed?

February 22, 2019

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 responsibility to apply for this document on behalf of his/her employee. A work permit is issued for fixed time, not exceeding a 3-year period. Upon expiration, it…

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Supreme Audit Office Examines the Performance of Voivodes and Officials

February 20, 2019

According to TOKFM, foreigners are complaining that the residence and work permits are taking longer and longer to be issued. Supreme Audit Office (NIK) decided to check whether voivodes and officials are ready to provide efficient service to foreigners and what losses the budget suffers due to the inaction of the voivodes or excessively lengthy…

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Top 5 Tips: How to Learn the Polish Language Quickly and Easily?

February 18, 2019

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 cześć, which means hi in Polish can cause some problems for a foreigner. Although a lot of people in Poland speak English quite well and in some places you…

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What will happen to British people in Poland after Brexit?

February 14, 2019

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 and reside within its borders as well as work and conduct business activity in the member states, that will change after a no-deal Brexit. To prepare for this eventuality,…

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2019: Changes in Regulations Regarding Work and Residency Permits

January 23, 2019

One year ago major changes to Polish immigration law have been announced, aiming to simplify the entire procedure. Some changes have been implemented already in 2018, others came into force Jan 1st. The most important changes valid since 2019: Maximum duration of Oświadczenie got extended – For Oświadczenie obtained as from 2019 the period you…

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How to Submit Your Personal Income Tax Statement in Few Steps

January 20, 2019

All Polish residents are liable to paying taxes on their income gained in Poland. Once a year they should file a tax statement and submit it to the competent tax office. In connection to this, a lot of confusion and additional questions may often appear, especially considering changes introduced lately. In fact, it is not…

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What is the cost of living in Kraków?

December 27, 2018

Moving to another city or country is always a challenge, especially because, apart from new environment, you have to reconsider your monthly expenses in order to plan your budget wisely. Although Kraków is one of the biggest cities in Poland, comparing to other European cities, cost of life there is quite attractive and not that…

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Blue Card: Most frequently asked questions

December 17, 2018

Skilled professionals in the EU contribute a lot into the economy. However, its fundamental sectors suffer from lack of highly skilled workers. That’s why the EU introduced a Blue Card, which helps to attract more specialists from non-EU countries. Here we gathered the most frequently asked questions regarding the Blue Card, and want to lay…

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