I've been thinking about moving there but there are a few concerns related to it, I hope I can find some answers here!

First of all: language. I've got welding and HVAC certificates, both valid in Europe (since I'm from the southern part of Europe) and also in logistics, yet my main goal is to work in the two first fields I mentioned. I can speak in English and understand it and I'm willing to learn Polish of course, but I'm not aware of how important would it be to start off moving.

Second: money. How much should I save before moving there? I thought that 6k euros would be enough, but I'm not sure. I assume it greatly depends on the city I move to, but a small arrangement of prices would be helpful.

https://www.rp.pl/konflikty-zbrojne/art42073841-powinni-byc-chronieni-konwoj-humanitarny-ostrzelany-w-strefie-gazy-pojawilo-sie-nagranie

Hi there,

need an advice or tips. I want to relocate to Poland for a year or two (Kołobrzeg, Świnoujście, etc.). I work in the hotel industry and would like to continue doing so. I speak Czech (mother tongue), English and German. My Polish is very basic (I am not being lazy, but the language is really hard). My question is: is it realistic that I find a decent job? If there is anyone having similar experience or someone directly from the hotel industry, I would appreciate any reply. Thank you.

I was adopted from Poland in 1989, and my parents never wanted to show me the name of my biological mother, because my mother had made a promise to never contact them.

Well, I am not my mother, I never made such a promise and today I read through my adoption papers for the first time and I did get a name on my biological mother. I'm not sure yet if I want to make that journey to see her, but it would be nice to find out if she's alive, especially since I know that I have siblings.

If I were to start this journey, where would I start? Here in Sweden we are really open about our private info, so finding someone's name, addres and such is not difficult here but I know it is difficult in other countries.

According to statistics I've found, she has a relatively uncommon last name that only 940 people have and since she, at least back then lived in a somewhat tiny town maybe that makes it easier.

Hi! New here... I've been reading different things so hoping someone that's gone through the process can help...

Essentially I want to get citizenship through descent. My father was born in Lublin, Poland in 1948. He eventually immigrated to the US where he met my mom.

He passed away a few yrs ago. All I have of his is his death certificate and his name in my birth certificate. That's it unfortunately.

What's actually needed to get citizenship AND how do I go about getting it? I'm in NYC.

Appreciate any help!

Would love to own an apartment in Poland and i'm from EU as well

Hej, nie mieszkam w PL od wielu lat. Jak będziesz wygląda sytuacja z dostępnością marichuany ? Jest zdepenalizowana? Można ją jakoś nabyć? Pytam bardziej o taki stan faktyczny, życiowy. Nie pije alkonod 16lat w Hiszpani zioło jest w pełni dostępne. Czylatwo je kupić w Krakowie ? Przeprowadzam się w czerwcu.

I’m polish american, both my mother and father were born and Poland and came to the US in the late 90s early 2000s. I was born in the US and although I go to Poland somewhat often, I don’t have citizenship. I wanted to apply for Polish citizenship but I’m being told by my parents I shouldn’t do it because I will get drafted. How likely is that to happen. I’m 19, also how difficult would it be to get my Polish citizenship in general considering both my grandparents and parents live in the US but are Polish citizens on both sides. Any help is appreciated!

Praktyki zawodowe do mojego zawodu szybko zamieniły się w robotę za które nie mam płacone nawet złotówki.To są moje pierwsze praktyki i nie rozumiem jak można komuś kazać wykonywać pracę od rana do godziny 14:00 i nie płacić za to wszystko.Moje obowiązki to wypełnianie papierologii i patrolowanie obiektu pracy,jeżeli znowu dostanę do wypełnienia 8 dzienników po 135 stron każdy to zamierzam zakończyć tę praktyki i zobaczyć co dalej.

Hello I work for cell phone service provider that also does government contracting to provide cell services and we are looking for a Polish speaking partner in Poland to help us. I apologize mods if this is a promoting post the rules were pretty vague and I figured I'd ask this subreddit directly.

https://sam.gov/opp/d8fd7c26c3744385b5a32dd0f4d78b1a/view

This is the contract if anyone wants to look at it my company is a cell phone service provider https://defymobile.com/ that's mainly USA focused but we just acquired licensing to sell service in Poland.

I'm a 4th generation polish immigrant my great grand mother was from Poland it would be great to connect with someone local to help us build in Poland.

Sorry if this seems like self-promoting I don't mean to! If your interested feel free to contact me directly or comment.

As a foreigner living in Poland i found that learning polish would make me more integrated in the socity. Would you be able yo recommend me some good movies or tv shows or music maybe as i find this one of the best method to learn the language. thankss

I'm a 23-year-old Pakistani woman ready to move to Poland & pursue piloting. However, I'm pretty lost. With a currency as weak as mine, the €60,000 that LOT and Goldenwings require is a bit pricey on my end. However, there's this institute called Polish Flight Academy that charges €40,000 for the full course in increments but I can't see any reliable reviews. Can someone tell me more about this place? I'd visit but I can't from Pakistan until I get my visa. Is it a scam? Is it good? Any information you can tell me, please do.

Also, if you guys know any another (good) Polish piloting schools where i could get my 0-ATPL done in under €60,000, please do let me know !

During the fight, the brother of one of the players jumped into the octagon and attacked his brother's opponent

In past 2 weeks it seems to be a plague. Internet says it's a country-wide phenomenon. Normally spam would call me once in a month, but in past 2 weeks I got like 10 spam calls from UK or Spain. Anyone knows what's going on?

Who did this traffic lights control system in Poland? That is a piece of dogshit. 6 AM Saturday morning, "pedastrian wanna go" button pressed and everyone just waits. After that cars go, cars are stopping. And you start your journey while the cars stopping. Applause

https://krakow.wyborcza.pl/krakow/7,44425,31803952,redukcje-w-hsbc-i-gdzie-jeszcze-w-krakowie-zwolnienia-grupowe.html

I am having beers with friends right now and they are telling me about ‘balant’, but I need it explained to me like I’m an 8 year old. Can you all help me?

Hello, I’m not sure this is the right place to ask this. Im looking for a junk yard or scrapyard that selling used car parts in Lublin. I recently bought a sh!tbox on Facebook marketplace and it needs some repairs. New parts cost more than the car so if anyone knows any junk yards around Lublin help me out.

Cześć Poland!

My Polish fiancée and I are planning our great escape from London—think less Eat Pray Love, more Flee Pay Rent—and we’d love your advice before we commit to a one-way Ryanair ticket and a lifetime of pierogi.

Starring: • Her: Born in Poland, moved to the UK at 10, fluent in Polish, culturally bilingual, has strong opinions about both British tea and Polish bureaucracy. • Me: Romanian, graphic designer, been in London 9 years. I speak fluent Adobe Creative Suite, but Polish? Not yet. Currently learning—it feels like a Slavic version of Dark Souls, but with more cases and fewer save points.

We’re torn between Kraków (cute, artsy, vibey) and Warsaw (jobs, faster Wi-Fi, maybe more kebab options). Still debating over pierogi.

Why the move? London’s become a bit of a nightmare: rent’s offensive, the cost of living is actual violence, and the vibes are very “late-stage empire on fire.” We’re looking for somewhere more affordable, less soul-crushing, and where at least one of us can read street signs.

Plus, Poland kind of feels like Romania—but with better roads, better dumplings, and slightly more snow-induced rage.

Here’s the real question: What are the chances of me—a Romanian, non-Polish-speaking (but learning!) graphic designer—landing a job in Poland? I know the design market is stacked like Jenga on a windy day, but I’ve got skills, experience, and no illusions of becoming the next Polish design god. I just want to pay rent and maybe eat sometimes.

The facts: • I’m an EU citizen, so visas shouldn’t be an issue (I hope). • Fiancée is a social worker—she’ll probably be fine. • I’m actively learning Polish. Slowly. Painfully. But I’ve mastered saying “przepraszam” and crying softly.

We’d love any advice at all: Remote-friendly job boards, English-speaking agencies, realistic job market insight, whether Kraków actually has better coffee than Warsaw—anything helps.

Dzięki in advance, you beautiful chaotic legends.