Law / Questions about gaining a Polish citizenship and the process of getting one. [29]

Come to Poland, see if you like, get a job as english teacher, the demmand is quite high, find a beautiful girlfriend, get married and live happily ever after or marry a fat ugly one as many students do and no stress.

Law / Obtaining Polish citizenship; my boyfriend has dual citizenship (Poland and Canada) [11]

I have been living in Poland for 3 years, my wife is polish, although I don't speak good Polish, I didn't have any problems on finding a job as english teacher in private schools. The money is not bad and you can live without financial stress.

I have a Canadian colleague who lives here in Katowice, and he's been here for almost 10 years, also teaching english, so it's not so tricky. If you need any extra tips, my skype is BerwickClose, and email is rodrigovizeu@yahoo.br feel free to ask, but please don't spam me. Best regards, Rod.

Life / Will Poland become like the UK ? [93]

Away Guy, now you say that the uk is a **** hole? so the immigrants are selling things in warsaw? Who is buying?? the imigrants? no because they are selling, whoever buys also contributes with the rubbish, listen neo nazi, what is the problem with Africa or India? Aren't the people white enough to your standards? Man I thought that this forum was cool, but people like you make the world a worse place to live and don't add anything. Why dont you take your shaved heads friends and your suastic crosses and go there and kill all the foreigners, ohhhh because you are not polish, so sorry.

Law / Law regarding Polish citizenship after marriage [10]

About buying Land, if you are married to a pole, there's no problems, if you do the paperwork on her name, about the 20% more on price for foreigners, just do not say to the seller you are buying, ask your father in law to go with you, or some other relative of your wife, don't say a thing in english stay quiet at all times, get an idea of the price over the phone, before seeing the place with the seller, I am Brazilian, didn't have any problems on moving to Poland, finding a job, sorting out my work permit, buying a car or a flat, the only thing is, I always asked my father in law and my wife to go to see the flats or car before I was going, from the moment that you speak english, peopoe try to get some extra money, that is natural, it is part of the capitalism, I teach English in katowice, have got a few private students one pay 90 pln per hour, another one pays 60 pln/h and so on, the price goes according to the client's face, sorry, but that how the woeld works...