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19 Jul 2013
USA, Canada / Living 16+ years in the US. Is moving back to Poland a good idea? [14]
we are not talking about language schools
we are not talking about language schools
Monitor
19 Jul 2013
Love / Which is better option? Any Indian - Polish couple experience [20]
I know one married pair. The lived in Dubai for some time, but she had enough of the country, where women are citizens of different category. Now they temporary live in Poland, but she cannot afford to pay for husband from her low income polish salary and he cannot get good job, because doesn't speak Polish. I think people would discriminate Indians in Poland, so you wouldn't feel comfortable here.
I know one married pair. The lived in Dubai for some time, but she had enough of the country, where women are citizens of different category. Now they temporary live in Poland, but she cannot afford to pay for husband from her low income polish salary and he cannot get good job, because doesn't speak Polish. I think people would discriminate Indians in Poland, so you wouldn't feel comfortable here.
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19 Jul 2013
USA, Canada / Living 16+ years in the US. Is moving back to Poland a good idea? [14]
Crap in big cities, but in small towns it's usually place where women can earn the most.
And to teach in American School in Poland I think that her papers must be also recognized.
As far as teaching in regular Polish schools, don't bother, the pay is crap.
Crap in big cities, but in small towns it's usually place where women can earn the most.
And to teach in American School in Poland I think that her papers must be also recognized.
Monitor
19 Jul 2013
Travel / About international driving license - is it recognizable in Poland? [18]
You don't understand what we write :)
You don't understand what we write :)
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19 Jul 2013
Travel / About international driving license - is it recognizable in Poland? [18]
To ride motorcycle or moped in Poland with International Driving License, the license must be proper category, check here:
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawo_jazdy_w_Polsce
motocykl - motor
motorower - moped
But if moped has less than 50ccm, then it's enough to be adult:
To ride motorcycle or moped in Poland with International Driving License, the license must be proper category, check here:
kategoria A
motocyklem,
motocyklem z przyczepą motocyklową o masie nie przekraczającej masy własnej motocykla i 100 kg
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria A2 (od stycznia 2013 roku)
motocyklem o mocy nieprzekraczającej 35 kW (46,9357KM) i stosunku mocy do masy własnej nieprzekraczającej 0,2 kW/kg,
motocyklem trójkołowym o mocy nieprzekraczającej 15 kW,
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria A1
motocyklem o pojemności skokowej silnika nie przekraczającej 125 cm³ i mocy nie przekraczającej 11 kW (14,9556 KM) oraz stosunku mocy do masy własnej nieprzekraczającej 0,1 kW/kg,
motocyklem trójkołowym o mocy nieprzekraczającej 15 kW,
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria AM (od stycznia 2013 roku)
motorowerem,
czterokołowcem lekkim,
motocyklem,
motocyklem z przyczepą motocyklową o masie nie przekraczającej masy własnej motocykla i 100 kg
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria A2 (od stycznia 2013 roku)
motocyklem o mocy nieprzekraczającej 35 kW (46,9357KM) i stosunku mocy do masy własnej nieprzekraczającej 0,2 kW/kg,
motocyklem trójkołowym o mocy nieprzekraczającej 15 kW,
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria A1
motocyklem o pojemności skokowej silnika nie przekraczającej 125 cm³ i mocy nie przekraczającej 11 kW (14,9556 KM) oraz stosunku mocy do masy własnej nieprzekraczającej 0,1 kW/kg,
motocyklem trójkołowym o mocy nieprzekraczającej 15 kW,
pojazdami określonymi dla prawa jazdy kategorii AM,
kategoria AM (od stycznia 2013 roku)
motorowerem,
czterokołowcem lekkim,
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawo_jazdy_w_Polsce
motocykl - motor
motorower - moped
But if moped has less than 50ccm, then it's enough to be adult:
Monitor
19 Jul 2013
Work / Cost of Living, Average Salaries and Job sites in Poland [263]
Ask for 50% of what you are earning in UK. Tell them that it is 50% and see reaction. I think in very specialized positions in banking in Warsaw anything between 10 000 and 20 000 PLN gross per month is possible.
According to:
tiny.cc/hays-report
"Kontroler Finansowy" earns in Woj. Mazowieckie (Warsaw) median 13 000 min: 10 000 max: 16 000
Look Column "Woj. Mazowieckie", 6th page
Renting cost in Warsaw:
35-50 m2: - 2196 zł
50-75 m2: - 2676 zł
So with such salary you could live comfortable.
and:
10 000 gross = 7034,39 net
13 000 gross = 9125,11 net
Ask for 50% of what you are earning in UK. Tell them that it is 50% and see reaction. I think in very specialized positions in banking in Warsaw anything between 10 000 and 20 000 PLN gross per month is possible.
According to:
tiny.cc/hays-report
"Kontroler Finansowy" earns in Woj. Mazowieckie (Warsaw) median 13 000 min: 10 000 max: 16 000
Look Column "Woj. Mazowieckie", 6th page
Renting cost in Warsaw:
35-50 m2: - 2196 zł
50-75 m2: - 2676 zł
So with such salary you could live comfortable.
and:
10 000 gross = 7034,39 net
13 000 gross = 9125,11 net
Monitor
19 Jul 2013
USA, Canada / Living 16+ years in the US. Is moving back to Poland a good idea? [14]
Your teaching papers probably wouldn't be recognized here. You would have to do some nostrification, which in many cases is impossible. And still I doubt it to be worth doing, because currently demographic causes less and less children at schools. Teachers are fired, many frustrated graduates of teaching have no chance to work in their profession.
As a native English speaker probably you could teach English, but as people write here competition in this profession is also quite big. But In my opinion if you do certificates/courses for English teacher advertised on this forum and get some teaching experience, by working for low paying schools, then you have chance of getting into better payed level as you have big advantage over many native speakers - you know Polish.
You can also try your chances in business as multilingual secretary etc. Check this recent topic:
https://polishforums.com/work/female-juris-doctor-native-american-speaker-67159/
Your teaching papers probably wouldn't be recognized here. You would have to do some nostrification, which in many cases is impossible. And still I doubt it to be worth doing, because currently demographic causes less and less children at schools. Teachers are fired, many frustrated graduates of teaching have no chance to work in their profession.
As a native English speaker probably you could teach English, but as people write here competition in this profession is also quite big. But In my opinion if you do certificates/courses for English teacher advertised on this forum and get some teaching experience, by working for low paying schools, then you have chance of getting into better payed level as you have big advantage over many native speakers - you know Polish.
You can also try your chances in business as multilingual secretary etc. Check this recent topic:
https://polishforums.com/work/female-juris-doctor-native-american-speaker-67159/
Monitor
19 Jul 2013
Work / Living in Lublin (as a teacher)!? [36]
Turkish language teacher earns 9000PLN in Istanbul? How much would native English teacher earn then?
Turkish language teacher earns 9000PLN in Istanbul? How much would native English teacher earn then?
Monitor
18 Jul 2013
Study / Wroclaw University of Technology - job prospect, living expenses, city info [15]
what about work permit? there are jobs int IT.
what about work permit? there are jobs int IT.
Monitor
18 Jul 2013
News / Where would you have a higher purchasing in Poland or in Germany? [6]
Rent prices in Augsburg are between 5,80 and 7,60 Euro per m2
or 8.8eur according to: miet-check.de/mietspiegel_Augsburg.php
Buying price is around 2000 per m2
In Kraków buying is around 1400 per m2:
The analysis shows that in April, the average transaction price of housing used in Poland in Krakow increased by 5 percent . to March. to 5769 zł . In Lodz and Warsaw were respectively : 3449 zł (an increase of 2.9 percent . ) And 7215 zł (an increase of 2.8 percent . ) .
According to the report, the largest decreases in transaction prices recorded in Gdynia and Wroclaw . There's a square meter paid 4837 and 4828 zł zł , a decrease in housing prices in these cities by 5 percent . and 3.8 percent .
" With the April report shows that Poles are buying more and more flat. For example, in Krakow average yardage purchased flat is about 60 square meters, or 7 feet higher than a year earlier," - he stressed Jańczuk . ( PAP )
In Kraków rent is 7.1 eur per m2
bankier.pl/wiadomosc/Wynajem-mieszkan-nawet-o-20-tanszy-niz-rok-temu-2748138.html
To conclude in Augsburg you can save much more than in Krakow, because rents are nearly the same and your salary is nearly double there. Food prices in discounters except of fruits, vegetables, good breads and good sausages are the same in Germany as in Poland. I would that prices to go out and eat in the city, or going to pub to be double to this in Kraków.
An Nubmeo.com has too little data about Augsburg
But according to this website: wohnungsboerse.net/immobilienpreise-Augsburg/1231
Average buying price is 2.719,72€/m²
( closer to 2000eur for studio)
Because you can save bigger chunk of your salary in Augsburg, it should be easier to buy apartment there, but the price is double of that in Kraków, so it won't be much easier. Except if you will be interested in small studio. And that's in perfect world. If you know Kraków better you may be able to rent there for below average price, and if you come to Augsburg as a foreigner you may be forced to pay above average rent. The same about shopping, but in long term Augsburg's purchasing power should be bigger. (provided that salaries in Kraków will not increase)
Rent prices in Augsburg are between 5,80 and 7,60 Euro per m2
or 8.8eur according to: miet-check.de/mietspiegel_Augsburg.php
Buying price is around 2000 per m2
In Kraków buying is around 1400 per m2:
The analysis shows that in April, the average transaction price of housing used in Poland in Krakow increased by 5 percent . to March. to 5769 zł . In Lodz and Warsaw were respectively : 3449 zł (an increase of 2.9 percent . ) And 7215 zł (an increase of 2.8 percent . ) .
According to the report, the largest decreases in transaction prices recorded in Gdynia and Wroclaw . There's a square meter paid 4837 and 4828 zł zł , a decrease in housing prices in these cities by 5 percent . and 3.8 percent .
" With the April report shows that Poles are buying more and more flat. For example, in Krakow average yardage purchased flat is about 60 square meters, or 7 feet higher than a year earlier," - he stressed Jańczuk . ( PAP )
In Kraków rent is 7.1 eur per m2
bankier.pl/wiadomosc/Wynajem-mieszkan-nawet-o-20-tanszy-niz-rok-temu-2748138.html
To conclude in Augsburg you can save much more than in Krakow, because rents are nearly the same and your salary is nearly double there. Food prices in discounters except of fruits, vegetables, good breads and good sausages are the same in Germany as in Poland. I would that prices to go out and eat in the city, or going to pub to be double to this in Kraków.
An Nubmeo.com has too little data about Augsburg
But according to this website: wohnungsboerse.net/immobilienpreise-Augsburg/1231
Average buying price is 2.719,72€/m²
( closer to 2000eur for studio)
Because you can save bigger chunk of your salary in Augsburg, it should be easier to buy apartment there, but the price is double of that in Kraków, so it won't be much easier. Except if you will be interested in small studio. And that's in perfect world. If you know Kraków better you may be able to rent there for below average price, and if you come to Augsburg as a foreigner you may be forced to pay above average rent. The same about shopping, but in long term Augsburg's purchasing power should be bigger. (provided that salaries in Kraków will not increase)
Monitor
17 Jul 2013
Work / Female Juris Doctor/Native American Speaker/Jobs in Warsaw [59]
"Here 50% of people 25 - 35 have high school diploma," I meant university diploma
"Here 50% of people 25 - 35 have high school diploma," I meant university diploma
Monitor
17 Jul 2013
Work / Female Juris Doctor/Native American Speaker/Jobs in Warsaw [59]
@ajlawju: Are you posting for the first time on a internet forum, that you're surprised by criticism? If you're asking for help/advise then don't start arguments with people giving you some input. Weather you would like it or not. What Harry and Delphiandomine are trying to tell you is that high qualification are worth in Poland less than in the west and not necessarily can give you pass to the teaching profession. Here 50% of people 25 - 35 have high school diploma, many of them graduated few faculties, great majority has master and not so little PhD and still many layers here is unemployed or work for funny money.
I can add that getting job in university is probably harder than in industry, because in Poland PhD from Poland will be valued more than from abroad, and even more are valued connections. Number of young people starting studies drops and number of unemployed PhD of law increases. + probably your American PhD would require some impossible nostrification.
But of course you should try your chances.
@ajlawju: Are you posting for the first time on a internet forum, that you're surprised by criticism? If you're asking for help/advise then don't start arguments with people giving you some input. Weather you would like it or not. What Harry and Delphiandomine are trying to tell you is that high qualification are worth in Poland less than in the west and not necessarily can give you pass to the teaching profession. Here 50% of people 25 - 35 have high school diploma, many of them graduated few faculties, great majority has master and not so little PhD and still many layers here is unemployed or work for funny money.
I can add that getting job in university is probably harder than in industry, because in Poland PhD from Poland will be valued more than from abroad, and even more are valued connections. Number of young people starting studies drops and number of unemployed PhD of law increases. + probably your American PhD would require some impossible nostrification.
But of course you should try your chances.
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17 Jul 2013
Work / Female Juris Doctor/Native American Speaker/Jobs in Warsaw [59]
You can always try searching for jobs in a traditional way, which is browsing job portals and answering to interesting offers.
You can start from here:
pracuj.pl/praca/
pl.jobrapido.com
create account in goldenline.pl and linkedin.com (don't forget to change your location setting to Poland).
contact universities teaching American Law:
Don't forget to make it obvious in your CV that you have dual citizenship so there is no problems with work permit.
You can always try searching for jobs in a traditional way, which is browsing job portals and answering to interesting offers.
You can start from here:
pracuj.pl/praca/
pl.jobrapido.com
create account in goldenline.pl and linkedin.com (don't forget to change your location setting to Poland).
contact universities teaching American Law:
Don't forget to make it obvious in your CV that you have dual citizenship so there is no problems with work permit.
Monitor
17 Jul 2013
Life / So, I just bought a TV in Poland. [3]
If you live in big city, then you should be able to receive DVB-T with room antenna, which you can put behind your TV: allegro.pl/listing/listing.php?offerTypeBuyNow=1&string=pokojowa&search_scope=category-49145
If you live in big city, then you should be able to receive DVB-T with room antenna, which you can put behind your TV: allegro.pl/listing/listing.php?offerTypeBuyNow=1&string=pokojowa&search_scope=category-49145
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
Work / Moving to Lodz - will my 2500 PLN salary be enough? [52]
But the average for Poland, which you quoted is gross and his salary is net. proper comparison would be 3500 (Poland gross 2013) vs 4100 (DedeBR gross). But it's worth to relate it with average Warsaw salary which is 6000 gross this year.
But the average for Poland, which you quoted is gross and his salary is net. proper comparison would be 3500 (Poland gross 2013) vs 4100 (DedeBR gross). But it's worth to relate it with average Warsaw salary which is 6000 gross this year.
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16 Jul 2013
Work / Moving to Lodz - will my 2500 PLN salary be enough? [52]
10 000 per year is 833 per month + 2087 net basic salary = 2,920 net = 4100 gross
And according to Hayes report median gross salary for the accountant in poorest reviewed Voivodeships in Śląskie and Pomorskie equals to 3500 and 4000 respectively:
in hays.pl/prd_consump/groups/hays_common/documents/digitalasset/hays_465124.pdf (page 7)
Independent accountant is 5500.
They don't write anything about £ódzkie Voivodeship, but it should be very similar amount i think.
And you apply for senior position with Dutch language, so I think that you can easily demand 1000 more including this bonus.
10 000 per year is 833 per month + 2087 net basic salary = 2,920 net = 4100 gross
And according to Hayes report median gross salary for the accountant in poorest reviewed Voivodeships in Śląskie and Pomorskie equals to 3500 and 4000 respectively:
in hays.pl/prd_consump/groups/hays_common/documents/digitalasset/hays_465124.pdf (page 7)
Independent accountant is 5500.
They don't write anything about £ódzkie Voivodeship, but it should be very similar amount i think.
And you apply for senior position with Dutch language, so I think that you can easily demand 1000 more including this bonus.
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16 Jul 2013
Work / Moving to Lodz - will my 2500 PLN salary be enough? [52]
How much do you earn in Netherlands (net), that you're considering this offer?
How much do you earn in Netherlands (net), that you're considering this offer?
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
Work / Moving to Lodz - will my 2500 PLN salary be enough? [52]
oh, I missed that. Ask them for at least 1000net more then if you're ok with living in studio (average price of 35 - 50 m2 in £ódź is 1188pln)
You could also accept this offer If you're working for charity and money are not the most important.
They're planning to give you back 2500zl for the first quarter of every year you rent?
oh, I missed that. Ask them for at least 1000net more then if you're ok with living in studio (average price of 35 - 50 m2 in £ódź is 1188pln)
You could also accept this offer If you're working for charity and money are not the most important.
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
Life / Why is Orange Poland such a crappy / expensive network? [53]
what do you mean. Orange has bad reception or Plus (Play)?
Also the bad reception in the countryside puts me off. When they fix that I'd think about it.
what do you mean. Orange has bad reception or Plus (Play)?
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
Work / Moving to Lodz - will my 2500 PLN salary be enough? [52]
If your company will pay for the flat, then you will have comfortable live with 2900PLN Gross. For 2500 you can rent cool flat in £odź, as it's one of the cheapest big cities in Poland. See here:
gumtree.pl/fp-domy-i-mieszkania-do-wynajecia/lodzkie/c9008l3200004
2900 gross is 2087 net according to kalkulatorbruttonetto.pl
With this salary you can afford to eat and drink in the city, because Bar Mleczny prices start from 3eur per lunch and beer prices starts from 1.2eur in pubs :) No luxuries here though. What you'll probably not afford is to save and travel abroad.
numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Netherlands&country2=Poland
If your company will pay for the flat, then you will have comfortable live with 2900PLN Gross. For 2500 you can rent cool flat in £odź, as it's one of the cheapest big cities in Poland. See here:
gumtree.pl/fp-domy-i-mieszkania-do-wynajecia/lodzkie/c9008l3200004
2900 gross is 2087 net according to kalkulatorbruttonetto.pl
With this salary you can afford to eat and drink in the city, because Bar Mleczny prices start from 3eur per lunch and beer prices starts from 1.2eur in pubs :) No luxuries here though. What you'll probably not afford is to save and travel abroad.
numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Netherlands&country2=Poland
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
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16 Jul 2013
Life / Why is Orange Poland such a crappy / expensive network? [53]
But in the same time builds its own network. When it has access to it's own network then use it, otherwise switches to Plus. So it's not virtual operator. It's one of 4 real operators with own infrastructure.
But in the same time builds its own network. When it has access to it's own network then use it, otherwise switches to Plus. So it's not virtual operator. It's one of 4 real operators with own infrastructure.
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
Work / Teaching in Poland - what opportunities are available to me? [5]
I think they teach with this Callan Method:
callanschoollondon.com/en/about-the-method/
I think they teach with this Callan Method:
The Callan Method is a fast and very effective way to learn English as a foreign language. Suitable for all students, from beginner to advanced level, the method is designed specifically to improve listening and speaking abilities in a lively and active environment.
With its long record of achievement, the Callan Method is used successfully all over the world, helping many thousands of people every day to learn English quickly and efficiently. Its dynamic nature means lessons are absorbing, and its well-structured format means learning is both thorough and fast.
With its long record of achievement, the Callan Method is used successfully all over the world, helping many thousands of people every day to learn English quickly and efficiently. Its dynamic nature means lessons are absorbing, and its well-structured format means learning is both thorough and fast.
callanschoollondon.com/en/about-the-method/
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16 Jul 2013
Life / Why is Orange Poland such a crappy / expensive network? [53]
It's all about how competitive market and developed network is. Road quality in Poland is also worse than in UK, so why not Mobile services?
It's all about how competitive market and developed network is. Road quality in Poland is also worse than in UK, so why not Mobile services?
Monitor
16 Jul 2013
News / Where would you have a higher purchasing in Poland or in Germany? [6]
You're quite correct, but flat costs varies more. In Poland it's from 150eur (in small town) up to 500 EUR in Warsaw for 2 rooms apartment, while in Germany from 300eur in small town, 500eur in Berlin up to 1000eur in Munich.
In Germany you can travel more on your salary, because benzine price, plane tickets, and hotels abroad cost the same for somebody who earns in Poland and Germany.
In Germany you can save nominally more and with your saving you can buy flat/house in Spain or Poland easier, but when you talk about buying flat in Germany, then you have also cheap options like Dresden, Berlin, where flat prices are comparable to Warsaw prices ( not 3 x higher ).
So to sum up you should be speaking about specific cities, provided that you want to spend your whole live only there, because 2000net in Munich is much less than 2000net in Dresden.
prices in Dresden and Warsaw 1st google results:
One more link with average rent prices in Poland (january 2013):
You're quite correct, but flat costs varies more. In Poland it's from 150eur (in small town) up to 500 EUR in Warsaw for 2 rooms apartment, while in Germany from 300eur in small town, 500eur in Berlin up to 1000eur in Munich.
In Germany you can travel more on your salary, because benzine price, plane tickets, and hotels abroad cost the same for somebody who earns in Poland and Germany.
In Germany you can save nominally more and with your saving you can buy flat/house in Spain or Poland easier, but when you talk about buying flat in Germany, then you have also cheap options like Dresden, Berlin, where flat prices are comparable to Warsaw prices ( not 3 x higher ).
So to sum up you should be speaking about specific cities, provided that you want to spend your whole live only there, because 2000net in Munich is much less than 2000net in Dresden.
prices in Dresden and Warsaw 1st google results:
One more link with average rent prices in Poland (january 2013):
Mieszkania o powierzchni do 35 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 727 zł, Białystok - 853 zł, Bydgoszcz - 844 zł, Olsztyn - 858 zł, Rzeszów - 875 zł, Kielce - 879 zł, Opole - 907 zł, £ódź - 934 zł, Lublin - 992 zł, Szczecin - 1050 zł, Poznań - 1072 zł, Katowice - 1151 zł, Gdańsk - 1164 zł, Kraków - 1176 zł, Wrocław - 1235 zł, Warszawa - 1599 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni 35-50 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 885 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1038 zł, Kielce -1113 zł, Olsztyn - 1158 zł, Białystok - 1181 zł, £ódź - 1188 zł, Opole - 1206 zł, Rzeszów - 1262 zł, Poznań - 1332 zł, Szczecin - 1374 zł, Lublin - 1398 zł, Kraków - 1425 zł, Katowice - 1448 zł, Gdańsk - 1516 zł, Wrocław 1579 zł, Warszawa - 2196 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni 50-75 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 957 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1264 zł, Białystok - 1323 zł, Kielce - 1356 zł, Olsztyn - 1404 zł, Opole - 1462 zł, £ódź - 1552 zł, Rzeszów - 1597 zł, Poznań - 1643 zł, Lublin -1692 zł, Szczecin - 1714 zł, Kraków - 1887 zł, Katowice - 1894 zł, Wrocław - 1949 zł, Gdańsk - 1967 zł, Warszawa - 2676 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni powyżej 75 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 1494 zł, Białystok - 1590 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1842 zł, Olsztyn - 1903 zł, Kielce - 1924 zł, Opole - 1989 zł, Rzeszów - 2112 zł, Szczecin - 2330 zł, Lublin - 2442 zł, Poznań - 2455 zł, Katowice - 2537 zł, £ódź - 2550 zł, Gdańsk - 2812 zł, Wrocław - 3142 zł, Kraków - 3198 zł, Warszawa - 4919 zł.
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 727 zł, Białystok - 853 zł, Bydgoszcz - 844 zł, Olsztyn - 858 zł, Rzeszów - 875 zł, Kielce - 879 zł, Opole - 907 zł, £ódź - 934 zł, Lublin - 992 zł, Szczecin - 1050 zł, Poznań - 1072 zł, Katowice - 1151 zł, Gdańsk - 1164 zł, Kraków - 1176 zł, Wrocław - 1235 zł, Warszawa - 1599 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni 35-50 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 885 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1038 zł, Kielce -1113 zł, Olsztyn - 1158 zł, Białystok - 1181 zł, £ódź - 1188 zł, Opole - 1206 zł, Rzeszów - 1262 zł, Poznań - 1332 zł, Szczecin - 1374 zł, Lublin - 1398 zł, Kraków - 1425 zł, Katowice - 1448 zł, Gdańsk - 1516 zł, Wrocław 1579 zł, Warszawa - 2196 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni 50-75 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 957 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1264 zł, Białystok - 1323 zł, Kielce - 1356 zł, Olsztyn - 1404 zł, Opole - 1462 zł, £ódź - 1552 zł, Rzeszów - 1597 zł, Poznań - 1643 zł, Lublin -1692 zł, Szczecin - 1714 zł, Kraków - 1887 zł, Katowice - 1894 zł, Wrocław - 1949 zł, Gdańsk - 1967 zł, Warszawa - 2676 zł.
Mieszkania o powierzchni powyżej 75 m2:
Gorzów Wielkopolski - 1494 zł, Białystok - 1590 zł, Bydgoszcz - 1842 zł, Olsztyn - 1903 zł, Kielce - 1924 zł, Opole - 1989 zł, Rzeszów - 2112 zł, Szczecin - 2330 zł, Lublin - 2442 zł, Poznań - 2455 zł, Katowice - 2537 zł, £ódź - 2550 zł, Gdańsk - 2812 zł, Wrocław - 3142 zł, Kraków - 3198 zł, Warszawa - 4919 zł.
Monitor
15 Jul 2013
Travel / TRAIN TICKET IN POLAND (what do i do?) [10]
o, you mentioned Canada. It's not in EU, so I doubt they would try to take this money from you with use of the law.
but you may receive letter.
SO DO I GET A TICKET MAILED TO ME IN CANADA OR NOT?
o, you mentioned Canada. It's not in EU, so I doubt they would try to take this money from you with use of the law.
but you may receive letter.
Monitor
15 Jul 2013
Monitor
15 Jul 2013
Travel / TRAIN TICKET IN POLAND (what do i do?) [10]
they've already charged you :)
Now they won't charge me?
they've already charged you :)
Monitor
15 Jul 2013
Travel / TRAIN TICKET IN POLAND (what do i do?) [10]
" I tried to explain to him" - what?
if you're from out of EU then they'll not charge you..
" I tried to explain to him" - what?
if you're from out of EU then they'll not charge you..
Monitor
13 Jul 2013
Study / Procedure to get admission for study in Poland [9]
google translate:
google translate:
A foreigner can get a Social Security number if
1
registered in Poland for permanent residence or
2
temporary stay of over three months.
This is the result of art. And paragraph 31. 3 of the population register and ID cards. Thus, to obtain a social security number, you should first make compulsory registration.
Register for permanent residence may foreigner who has
permission to settle,
residence permit for EC long-term resident,
refugee status
tolerated stay.
Such alien shall report the information required to check-in and turns a residence card issued in connection with the above-mentioned circumstances or decisions of turns spent in these matters.
Registrations for temporary residence may make the alien who resides in Poland on the basis of the circumstances listed above, as well as an alien who is in Poland on the basis of a visa or residence permit for a fixed period of time and the person who applies for refugee status. When checking in for temporary stay of over three months, the foreigner shall report the required data to the check-in and submit a visa, and if there was an alien's entry into an agreement providing for the abolition or reduction of the visa - the travel document, the temporary identity certificate of alien residence card or permit for a fixed period, a settlement permit or residence permit for long-term resident of the European Communities or the decision to grant a permit for tolerated stay or refugee status in the Polish Republic.
An alien who is a taxpayer (eg for obtaining revenue) in Poland is also required to obtain a VAT number. Personal identification application shall contain the name, first name, names of parents, date and place of birth, sex, name at birth, citizenship or nationality, place of residence, address of permanent residence or temporary residence, type and number of identity card (eg passport or card stay) and Social Security identification number.
1
registered in Poland for permanent residence or
2
temporary stay of over three months.
This is the result of art. And paragraph 31. 3 of the population register and ID cards. Thus, to obtain a social security number, you should first make compulsory registration.
Register for permanent residence may foreigner who has
permission to settle,
residence permit for EC long-term resident,
refugee status
tolerated stay.
Such alien shall report the information required to check-in and turns a residence card issued in connection with the above-mentioned circumstances or decisions of turns spent in these matters.
Registrations for temporary residence may make the alien who resides in Poland on the basis of the circumstances listed above, as well as an alien who is in Poland on the basis of a visa or residence permit for a fixed period of time and the person who applies for refugee status. When checking in for temporary stay of over three months, the foreigner shall report the required data to the check-in and submit a visa, and if there was an alien's entry into an agreement providing for the abolition or reduction of the visa - the travel document, the temporary identity certificate of alien residence card or permit for a fixed period, a settlement permit or residence permit for long-term resident of the European Communities or the decision to grant a permit for tolerated stay or refugee status in the Polish Republic.
An alien who is a taxpayer (eg for obtaining revenue) in Poland is also required to obtain a VAT number. Personal identification application shall contain the name, first name, names of parents, date and place of birth, sex, name at birth, citizenship or nationality, place of residence, address of permanent residence or temporary residence, type and number of identity card (eg passport or card stay) and Social Security identification number.