How to move to Poland

How to move to Poland

Anna Galchenko insta web Editor-in-chief of tripmydream

Advantages of living in Poland

  • Stable political and economic situation. During the crises, the zloty did not devalue, but strengthened.
  • Loyal attitude towards foreigners on the part of both the authorities and local residents.
  • Reasonable prices for food, clothing and housing compared to other EU countries.
  • Beautiful nature and clean ecology.
  • Social security and moderate taxation.
  • Similar mentality and language.
  • Well-developed infrastructure.
  • High level of education.
  • Good conditions for creating and running a business.

Disadvantages of living in Poland

  • Paid medicine and long queues.
  • It is difficult to find a place to live.
  • Low standard of living for unskilled specialists.
  • To live in Poland, you need to learn the language.
  • The entertainment infrastructure in small towns is underdeveloped.

How to move to Poland

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Visas to Poland

Ukrainians can enter Poland without a visa for up to 90 days within a 180-day period if they have a biometric passport. Citizens of other countries that do not have a visa-free regime with Poland will need one of the following visas to enter the country:

    The Schengen C visa allows you to stay for up to 90 days within six months.
  • National D allows you to stay in the country for up to six months.

You can apply at the Polish consulate or at the embassy of your country of residence. The visa application form must be filled out by hand, you can download it on the website and make an appointment there. In the first days of entry to Poland, you need to issue a PESEL. This is an important document, an analogue of the identification code. There is a convenient portal in Poland where you can arrange all the documents you need.

Documents for obtaining a visa:

  • completed application form;
  • passport, national passport and copies (with 2 blank pages and valid for at least 3 months);
  • availability of financial resources (income statement from work, bank statement);
  • a receipt for payment of the visa fee.

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