kaprys
19 May 2018
Travel / Poland - never again [593]
@Rich Mazur
If it it had been a real emergency or an accident, you would have been helped.
In such cases they sort the insurance out afterwards.
If you're really Polish and left the country as a graduate in the 60s you probably expected free medical care in Poland as you used to have it as a kid. But right now you don't pay into the system. You're probably not covered by ZUS in any other way either. As for your American insurance, it's probably not that great if you couldn't use it in the situation in question.
And 120 zł is not that much really. Why not have it in cash?
It's really sad that you visit a country you haven't been to for decades and complain about having to spend 122 zł (doctor+toilet).
Weren't you just slightly disappointed that Poland was not as cheap as you had thought?
@Rich Mazur
If it it had been a real emergency or an accident, you would have been helped.
In such cases they sort the insurance out afterwards.
If you're really Polish and left the country as a graduate in the 60s you probably expected free medical care in Poland as you used to have it as a kid. But right now you don't pay into the system. You're probably not covered by ZUS in any other way either. As for your American insurance, it's probably not that great if you couldn't use it in the situation in question.
And 120 zł is not that much really. Why not have it in cash?
It's really sad that you visit a country you haven't been to for decades and complain about having to spend 122 zł (doctor+toilet).
Weren't you just slightly disappointed that Poland was not as cheap as you had thought?