Polish visa - Nightmare!

Lukasz 49 | 1746

26 May 2008 / #31

Tomorrow im giving lessons with Onet guys who have heard me complaining so much they now want to test it:)

so you know guys who move this country forward.

I say walk on Poland, every country has its problems, but its how you deal with them that makes the difference:)

agree :)

Harry

27 May 2008 / #32

She moaned about visa process that took place outside of Poland.

No f*cktard, the visa process was to take place inside Poland. If she'd been told by somebody in the UK that she needed to pay for something which was free, she could report the fraudster to the British police. However as the shakedown took place in the Polish consulate, which is of course legally part of Poland, she'd need to complain to the Polish police.

xixichibozhu 4 | 12

30 May 2008 / #33

hey, katie, nice to meet u again~~~
I'm glad you are now in Gdynia, happily~~~

sobieski 106 | 2111

1 Jun 2008 / #34

This is all very hard to believe. As somebody wrote before - it has to be something for non-EU citizens. As a Belgian I can live and work here without problems.

No need to have a work permit. You register with your local Gmina to get your meldunek and then you go in Warsaw to the Foreigner's office on ul. Długa 5 where the very friendly girls in the EU section you will issue you a "Karta Pobytu" (Residence Card" for EU citizens.

Puzzy 1 | 150

1 Jun 2008 / #35

Polish visa - Nightmare!

- You're obviously not from any EU country? What is your country? I know much more nightmarish countries than Poland as regards obtaining visa, red tape, etc. For example US and Canada. If obtaining a Polish visa is allegedly a nightmare, is there any word in human language to describe difficulties in obtaining visas from those countries? Don't you exaggerate big time? And before Poland joined EU many Poles trying to visit UK were simply not allowed to do that and were fiercely harassed by customs people. So what is your country?

OP KatieKasia 3 | 39

1 Jun 2008 / #36

Im from the UK and as i stated before everything is sorted and im now living and working here. end of.

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Puzzy 1 | 150

1 Jun 2008 / #37

Im from the UK

- If you're from the UK, why would you have any visa problems when entering Poland? Citizens of UK (and of any other EU country) can enter Poland visa-free. So what's the whoop? Didn't you make up the entire horror story? Didn't you vilify my country for no other reason than your prejudice?

sausage 19 | 775

2 Jun 2008 / #38

Didn't you make up the entire horror story?

No, she didn't. She was badly advised by some embassy staff.

VaFunkoolo 6 | 654

2 Jun 2008 / #39

She was badly advised by some embassy staff

That was Polish embassy staff, no?

Just in case there were any further misunderstandings.

sausage 19 | 775

2 Jun 2008 / #40

That was Polish embassy staff

yes, read the first post in this thread.. but I doubt she will want to bother answering Puzzy's vitriolic post. why the hell would she make it up! get a life...