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 […]

…

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 …

Dynamic changes are clearly observed in the Polish labor market for the last years. To develop its economy, Poland needs foreign employees, which creates quite favorable conditions for immigrants in the labor market. According to research commissioned by the Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy in 2019, the labor market lacks the following …

According to a recent Eurostat report, in 2018 Poland issued more residence permits to non-EU citizens than any other country in the European Union. Over 720,000 foreigners received their first residence permits in Poland in 2018, placing it at the top of Eurostat statistics, ahead of Germany (575,000 permits) and the United Kingdom (527,000 permits). …

Please note that on 14 November 2018 the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amended Ukraine’s Visa Rules by its Decree no.954. According to the mentioned Decree starting from 01 January 2019 single entry 15-day tourist/business visas shall no longer be issued on arrival at Boryspil, Zhuliany (Kyiv) and Odesa international airports. MFA’s advice to …

Under the new law, Ukrainians who hold a biometric passport will be able to enter the EU without a visa for 90 days in any 180-day period, for tourism, to visit relatives or friends, or for business purposes, but not to work. The exemption applies to all EU countries, except Ireland and the UK, plus […]