What are the advantages of living in Poland?

Poland has been a member of the European Union since 2004 and of NATO since 1999.

• Poles are multilingual and friendly.
• Still high bureaucracy.
• Poland is beautiful!
• Climate.
• Affordable accommodation and food.
• Quality of the public healthcare.
• Affordable and good quality of public transport.

Is Poland a good country to relocate to?

Poland is one of the most economically developed countries in Eastern Europe. It offers a high level of salaries, low housing prices, low taxes compared to other EU countries and a lot of people are choosing Poland for permanent residence or as the first country to “move to Europe”. These are the reasons why.

How can I get PR in Poland?

A foreigner who has a source of stable and regular income and who immediately before submitting the application has been in Poland for a continuous period of at least 4 years on the basis of a temporary residence permit granted in connection with performing work in a profession desirable for the Polish economy will …

How do Polish people feel about other countries?

CBOS survey findings indicate that overall, Polish people tend to display fondness, rather than antipathy, for other countries – on average, the respondents expressed their liking for eight different nationalities.

What are the problems of expats in Poland?

One of the greatest problem foreigners living in Polish cities must come up against is a language barrier. It impedes everyday communication with locals especially in Warsaw, Bydgoszcz and Wrocław. Are expats good at Polish?

Why should I study in Poland with foreigners?

Foreigners can hardly speak Polish (even though they are learning or planning to learn the language) while the local people sometimes can’t communicate well in English. That definitely complicates things in everyday life, that’s why the opportunity to study or work with other foreigners is always appreciated.

Is Poland an ethnically homogeneous country?

Poland is pretty much ethnically homogeneous. Ukrainian, Belorussian, Slovakian, and Lithuanian minorities reside along the borders. A German minority is concentrated near the southwest city of Opole. The capital and other cities are experiencing some inward migration from foreigners.