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UK born, want to move to Poland. Rules? [17]
After the comedy version maybe now some practical advice.
Sorry, I need to point out some mistakes here;
The law doesn't restrict EU citizens from buying farmland. What matters is that they have the right education, which isn't only farming. For instance, you can be a graduate of horticulture, and it's classed as a "qualified" person.
The law on the PESEL changed as of the 1st January 2018, and now you simply have to go and register your address at the town hall, and the PESEL will be issued at the same time. It's no longer required to obtain valid residency documents to get it. This change is due to the tax situation, as the PESEL is mandatory for submitting a tax return.
You don't need the permission of your landlord. It's enough to have a rental agreement to register these days. There's no difference in law if someone is registered there or not, so nothing to worry about. If someone doesn't have a valid contract with the landlord, they can simply apply to the Interior Ministry and get them removed. However, there are other issues relating to kicking someone out, but that doesn't apply here.
Better to buy on US or British exchanges imo.
Yes, and the blue chip stocks are really subject to government interference. Most of the WIG20 is controlled either directly or indirectly by the government, so it's not a good idea unless you've got your eye on a particular Polish stock. I'd especially steer clear of any investments in energy companies, because the government has a timebomb looming with electricity prices. All Polish governments are guilty of it, so it's not like things will be better if the government changes.
