Learning the language may be a great help in developing a social life in Poland. The official language of Poland is Polish and 98% of the population speak it. The other 2% speak one of the minority languages – German, Ukrainian, or Belarusian. Polish originated in the areas of present-day Poland from several local Western […]

If your visa is due to expire soon & you wish to stay for longer, you should apply for a temporary residence permit. This document allows you to remain in Poland for up to three years providing that you have a compelling and well-documented reason for your stay, such as continuing your work, studies, or […]

If you are planning on starting or developing your professional career in Poland, you should try looking for a job before moving. Securing a job position will help you obtain a visa or a residence permit as it provides a compelling reason for your stay in Poland. Learn more about different types of contracts you […]

Registration (zameldowanie) is very important in Poland. You need to register for a temporary stay, and then for a residence permit (karta pobytu), for the authorities, banks, and for the fiscal authorities. For permanent residence in Poland, the registration process is more complicated. You will need your passport or ID-card and a rental agreement. …

Poland is a central European country borders Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Lithuania. In the north, Poland has beach towns along the Baltic Sea, as well as the colorful port city of Gdansk. Krakow is another popular city in Poland, with medieval sites and a strong Jewish heritage, while the capital city of Warsaw […]

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While there is a definite luck-factor involved, your chances of success will greatly increase if you prepare yourself thoroughly for the visa interview. The interview is mainly to ensure that your application, as well as your intentions, written in the application, are genuine. The officer conducting the interview can ask multiple unrelated questions …

European countries started closing their borders on Saturday as alarm rises over coronavirus. Schengen zone members Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Cyprus, Malta, Slovakia, and Lithuania are restricting the entry of foreigners in defiance of Brussels’ warnings to coordinate emergency action. The Consular Sections of all European …