Paperwork needed when moving to Poland...

I am an E.C citizen(english),and have lived in France and Germany for many years.
My question is if there are any special bits of paper that the system in Poland requires...My experience has been that despite the E.U,each country has its own burocracy..I would be very grateful for info...I live in Berlin and am going to Poland at the beginning of July..

Is this to work for an extended period of for other reasons?

It is to go and live there permanently on the farm of a long lost cousin,my fathers niece.
Thanks for your reply

and can you give me some advice?

Sorry romber I can't give you advice about permanent residency. In theory there should be no problems moving to another EU country. I can only point you at the British Embassy site for Poland. No doubt others will have more information for you. Sorry

You will find yourself going from one building to the next so put lots of petrol in the car or buy a travel card. Every office has a queue, which could add an hour on to each visit. Whichever office you go to......do it before 14:00. You might need a partner to stand in one queue while you stand in another.

Thats the good thing about Poland,,,one has lots of cousins to stand in line for one

Thank you Szarlotka for pointing me to the british embassy..I immediatly found what i was looking for.

Pleasure. Glad my advice was useful for once!

hehe..and what a pleasent surprise it was for me to see that the burocratic hurdles in poland are not as high as here in berlin...after you have lived here for as long as i have you think that such(kontrol) is normal...long live the british -polish friendship...