Born in Poland in 1990. Do I have the Polish Nationality?

khalil yacoub

19 Jun 2013 / #1

I was born in Poznan in Poland in 1990 .
Can I have The Polish Nationality ?

Harry

19 Jun 2013 / #2

Depends on the nationality of your parents, and how long you have been living in Poland.

OP khalil yacoub

19 Jun 2013 / #3

My parents are both Syrians . They have stayed in Poland for about 6-7 Years But I Stayed Only For Three Months .
Now the more Important question : I'll Graduate From Collage Within 2-3 Months Then I'll Become A medical Doctor So is My Birth In Poland Make It Easier For Me To Come To Poland And Apply For A Speciality there And What Do I Have To Do To have The Visa

Thank You for Your kindness .

Harry

19 Jun 2013 / #4

My parents are both Syrians . They have stayed in Poland for about 6-7 Years But I Stayed Only For Three Months .

You do not qualify for Polish citizenship. Sorry.

dany_moussalli 13 | 259

19 Jun 2013 / #5

if you have been accepted in a university in poland ,then you shouldn't have any problem in applying for a visa ,you should go to the embassy in beirut ,since the one is damascus is close .

and hello my syrian brother :)

OP khalil yacoub

19 Jun 2013 / #6

Thanks Mr.hary for the useful information

dany_moussalli 13 | 259

19 Jun 2013 / #7

khalil ,i'm syrian ,but i have a polish passport ,i suggest that you find a university ,and start e-mailing them ,unless you want to learn polish first ,I got the TOEFL and will be studying in poznan in english ,if you want to study in polish ,you must learn polish first (in poland ) ,if you want in english ,start looking for universities that teach in english ,and get an english certificate .

OP khalil yacoub

19 Jun 2013 / #8

Thanks dany . I can pass english exams it won't be a problem for me but I want to ask you about the costs do I have to pay or to put money in the bank for insurance or these kinds of conditions. I Talk Deutsch Too Would It be Useful?

And do you Know Any Thing about Doctors Salaries and Medical Specialization Costs ?

dany_moussalli 13 | 259

19 Jun 2013 / #9

if you learn polish ,you can study for free ,if not ,you will probably have to pay money for the tuition fees ,i have no idea about Medical Specialization Costs ,i think in poland they don't pay doctors as good as other countries in europe (i don't know the amount ) ,but you can live a decent life in poland if you work as a doctor ,about the insurance ,you'll have to contact the embassy in beirut (by telephone if you want ) to ask about the visa conditions .

for your english ,although you might pass english tests (if available ) ,but some universities ask for TOEFL or IELTS .
you can contact me on facebook : facebook.com/dany.moussalli