Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]


I just knew I was right! :D

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]


Hate Poles as much as whole European identity idea.

Those in London like to stab people. :D

Life / Good place to live in Poland (if you want to move on)? [66]


I remember Poznan as very party city. Lots of gigs everywhere.

Life / Good place to live in Poland (if you want to move on)? [66]

London is ok, but both are dirty and full of crimes. I'd say Krakow, Wroclaw or Tricity.

History / What Was Poland like in the year 1988? [50]

You needed special permission from the government to buy a food (kartki), not mentioning the fact that there was no food in the shops and if you wanted to buy something you had to spend hours in the queue. Police brutality, no democracy, spies everywhere spying everything you do.

Dark place and unhappy people who fought the dictatorship giant without single weapon a year later.

USA, Canada / Can Polish citizens with US greencard travel to Canada? [63]

Americans are odd sometimes.

Genealogy / Last name, Kwiatkowski, where in Poland? [6]

Maybe this will help: moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/kwiatkowski.html

There's 31 581 Kwiatkowski people in 371 cities and towns.

USA, Canada / Can Polish citizens with US greencard travel to Canada? [63]

As Polish citizen you can travel to many countries anyway. Including countries that require visas from Americans.

USA, Canada / Can Polish citizens with US greencard travel to Canada? [63]


Yes.

Travel / Getting from Krakow to Warsaw [99]

Plus IC offers free cookies and drinks on the board. So rare in PKP.

Travel / Getting from Krakow to Warsaw [99]

136 PLN? No way... I traveled by InterCity on Wroclaw-Warsaw for about 70 PLN, that was back in 2007.

Life / I'm British in Poland and I think that it's time to go back to the UK! [240]

dnz,

You can get your PESEL if you live here for more than 2 months. Just go to Urzad Miasta, find a room/department called "Ewidencja Ludności", or if there's no office like that, try to ask in "Sprawy obywatelskie" or something similar..

Before you'll fill the document, prepare a maiden name of your parent. I don't know is it still necessary but it was years ago. You will get your PESEL in 3-4 weeks.

After you will finally get your PESEL, you can apply for Resident Card (Karta Stalego Pobytu). Card might be helpful in renting cars etc.. as it's your official document.

Travel / Driving to Poland from England - any tips? [264]


So it's kinda south of Poland. I was driving from Poland to England 2 years ago, I think not much has been changed on the road. Well, roads are pretty cool, most of them are free. At least I remember there's no speed limits in Germany..


Prices are pretty similar in whole EU. That was about 4,70 PLN / Liter few days ago in Poland.

Travel / Visa to Poland for a person from India [52]


I'm afraid you will need visa to get here.. Malesians don't need it but Maldives citizens do.

There are contact detales:

POLISH EMBASSY in Kuala Lumpur
No. 10, Lorong Damai 9
Off Jalan Damai
55000 Kuala Lumpur
Phone: (00-603) 2144 0804, 2144 0805, (00-6012) 296 8410
Fax: (00-603) 2144 0802
E-mail: polamba@tm.net.my
ambasada.com.my

POLISH CONSULATE in Kuching
Ms. Raziah Mahmud-Geneid (english)
Asistent: Jędrzej Majewski (polish)
Lot 154-156 2nd floor, Jalan Sungai Padungan
93100 Kuching, Sarawak
Phone: (00-60 82) 413 877
Fax: (00-60 82) 244 406
e-mail: j_majewski79@yahoo.co.uk

There's no Polish embassy in your mother country. If you're in Malesia try to contact the Malesian offices and ask about visa. Otherwise, you will have to contact Embassy in New Delhi, India.

Chanakyapuri, 50-M Shanti Path
New Delhi 110021
Phone: (00 91 11) 414 96 900
Fax: (00 91 11)268 71 914
E-mail: polemb@airtelmail.in
newdelhi.msz.gov.pl/en