Raj_ryder
13 Feb 2013
Law / Certificate of no impediment - Single Status - UK Getting Married in Poland [24]
doesn't answer the question though.
doesn't answer the question though.
Raj_ryder
2 Jul 2012
Polonia / Poland to Ukraine-will I need any kind of visa to go there? [9]
Ukrainian embassy website is useless though you are right I should cal them.
Google doesnt seem to have much. Thanks anyway.
Ukrainian embassy website is useless though you are right I should cal them.
Google doesnt seem to have much. Thanks anyway.
Raj_ryder
2 Jul 2012
Raj_ryder
2 Jul 2012
Polonia / Poland to Ukraine-will I need any kind of visa to go there? [9]
Merged: Do i need a visa to Ukraine?
I have a karta pobytu and was thinking of visiting my friend in Ukraine. I am a non-EU resident but I don't want to waste my time going to the embassy and applying for a visa. So i was wondering if I can enter ukraine with my karta.
thanks
Merged: Do i need a visa to Ukraine?
I have a karta pobytu and was thinking of visiting my friend in Ukraine. I am a non-EU resident but I don't want to waste my time going to the embassy and applying for a visa. So i was wondering if I can enter ukraine with my karta.
thanks
Raj_ryder
29 Dec 2011
Raj_ryder
29 Dec 2011
Food / Polish sausages with chilli flakes inside? [6]
Are there any polish sausages which have chilli flakes inside? And are there any beef sausages available here(cause all i see is pork). Hot and spicy sausage? pork and sweet chilli? Pork and Chive? Italian? if so I live in Lodz. Can someone point out where I can buy them?
Are there any polish sausages which have chilli flakes inside? And are there any beef sausages available here(cause all i see is pork). Hot and spicy sausage? pork and sweet chilli? Pork and Chive? Italian? if so I live in Lodz. Can someone point out where I can buy them?
Raj_ryder
15 Jul 2011
News / Military power (Poland #21 in the world) [97]
They are all a bunch of fools. China, India....Neither of them can feed a large portion of the populations. But they maintain these huge militaries.
Thank god Poland has no such plans. Europe has no need for nuclear weapons...they have learnt that peace is more profitable.
They are all a bunch of fools. China, India....Neither of them can feed a large portion of the populations. But they maintain these huge militaries.
Thank god Poland has no such plans. Europe has no need for nuclear weapons...they have learnt that peace is more profitable.
Raj_ryder
20 Apr 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]
Ok, in my university (the university of Lodz) I study business management in english. I have one and only one professor who has any experience in the private sector. He worked for 30 years in the private sector and was very successful. His motto to finding a job is networking. Who do you know? and i think he is right. And i think that if you look closely enough you will find that there were people who rose through the ranks from the very bottom even in communism. Elites, no matter in which system always have an advantage. Here is an example of how it works in Poland. From the batch which graduated last year from my university, only two people managed to find jobs. Rest of the looked and couldnt find any. They went off to either finish their masters or to another country. Now the two who did get placed, their parents knew someone in Atlast and another company. It worked out for them. Didn't work out so well for the others.
Yes theoretically it can. And i believe that this is the only reason why the SU collapsed.
Ha ha nah I just wanted to point out that not all state run institutions suck. The chinese institutions are doing reasonably well. But at the same time the government cannot be called successful just because it has a trade surplus.
Ok, in my university (the university of Lodz) I study business management in english. I have one and only one professor who has any experience in the private sector. He worked for 30 years in the private sector and was very successful. His motto to finding a job is networking. Who do you know? and i think he is right. And i think that if you look closely enough you will find that there were people who rose through the ranks from the very bottom even in communism. Elites, no matter in which system always have an advantage. Here is an example of how it works in Poland. From the batch which graduated last year from my university, only two people managed to find jobs. Rest of the looked and couldnt find any. They went off to either finish their masters or to another country. Now the two who did get placed, their parents knew someone in Atlast and another company. It worked out for them. Didn't work out so well for the others.
Theoretically, this freedom of speech can lead to a new democratically elected party which can change your circumstance. Again something in the S.U. that wasn't possible.
Yes theoretically it can. And i believe that this is the only reason why the SU collapsed.
Yep.
Nice contribution Raj_ryder.
Nice contribution Raj_ryder.
Ha ha nah I just wanted to point out that not all state run institutions suck. The chinese institutions are doing reasonably well. But at the same time the government cannot be called successful just because it has a trade surplus.
Raj_ryder
20 Apr 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]
China seems to be doing reasonably well, wouldn't you say? Most of their businesses are state owned.
I don't think it worked that way. In fact, today, even though I may have an MBA from a decent university, most probably the guy whose daddy is richer than mine and is better connected will get a better job. Is that fair?
Hahaha come one Sean, after what has happened over the last three years or so, I believe most western economies are fabricated.
And that is the point. Its not even about the freedom of expression. Its about the idea. Even though, I as a citizen in a democracy, may not change or influence the decision of my government, I have the freedom to talk about it. People in the SU and modern day china don't. That makes the system unsustainable over a period of time. But what I find most laughable, is that despite the fact that I have this freedom, it does me very little good. It's just rhetoric. But somehow the idea is more important than the how it actually works.
Does it really? considering the wealth distribution sucks? Just because a government has a **** load of money, does it make it a successful country?
They actually have to a large extent. I have some chinese friends in my Uni and the stuff they sometimes learn in school about the west is just well...to put it mildly, it's funny.
China is an unusual story. Their huge growth rate and high GDP is nothin surprising though. Considering the size of their population, I'd say it was expected. The China that we have become familiar with is very new China. I think we need to give it time before passing a judgement on it. Once the basics requirements of human beings (food, shelter, clothing, etc.) is fulfilled, then only does a population rise up for the more intangible rights. Till that time comes, and it will take a long time yet, I'd say it would be foolish to judge their success.
No private companies (technically next to none) and therefore no competition which led to poor services and no reason to work.
China seems to be doing reasonably well, wouldn't you say? Most of their businesses are state owned.
No incentives, did people study for years just to get paid the same as others who didn't? seems unfair to me.
I don't think it worked that way. In fact, today, even though I may have an MBA from a decent university, most probably the guy whose daddy is richer than mine and is better connected will get a better job. Is that fair?
The economy was completely fabricated i.e. had no basis in reality.
Hahaha come one Sean, after what has happened over the last three years or so, I believe most western economies are fabricated.
it didn't allow people freedoms such as of individuality, expression, political criticism, religion and pursuit of personal gain.
And that is the point. Its not even about the freedom of expression. Its about the idea. Even though, I as a citizen in a democracy, may not change or influence the decision of my government, I have the freedom to talk about it. People in the SU and modern day china don't. That makes the system unsustainable over a period of time. But what I find most laughable, is that despite the fact that I have this freedom, it does me very little good. It's just rhetoric. But somehow the idea is more important than the how it actually works.
I base it on trade deficits. It works for the Chinese.
Does it really? considering the wealth distribution sucks? Just because a government has a **** load of money, does it make it a successful country?
Chinese have not been shielded from America.
They actually have to a large extent. I have some chinese friends in my Uni and the stuff they sometimes learn in school about the west is just well...to put it mildly, it's funny.
China is an unusual story. Their huge growth rate and high GDP is nothin surprising though. Considering the size of their population, I'd say it was expected. The China that we have become familiar with is very new China. I think we need to give it time before passing a judgement on it. Once the basics requirements of human beings (food, shelter, clothing, etc.) is fulfilled, then only does a population rise up for the more intangible rights. Till that time comes, and it will take a long time yet, I'd say it would be foolish to judge their success.
Raj_ryder
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / Business process outsourcing in the UK. [14]
Yes because the government decided to invest huge amounts of money into the infrastructure required to meet the IT boom. They took the moey out from the agricultural sector(which most poor people are dependent on). This increased the disparity in wealth even more.
Wouldn't you say its criminal when one man has enough wealth to feed 10% of the population but the government taxes him less than they tax me?
I ve been in Poland for quite a while now andd yeah I live in Lodz. It's nice...Would love to live in Krakow though.
Im not exactly new here...joined the website two years ago but after sometime I stopped posting. Its really a waste of time. tooo many idiots in the forum for my taste. they dont really talk about Poland anyway. Im just bored this evening so I thought i might pop in.
How? I thought that they did it so well that it became their pride?
Yes because the government decided to invest huge amounts of money into the infrastructure required to meet the IT boom. They took the moey out from the agricultural sector(which most poor people are dependent on). This increased the disparity in wealth even more.
What is criminal in having millionaires?
Wouldn't you say its criminal when one man has enough wealth to feed 10% of the population but the government taxes him less than they tax me?
Anyways, you are an Indian? What makes you come to Poland :) ... I am a native of Lodz by the way, so welcome!
I ve been in Poland for quite a while now andd yeah I live in Lodz. It's nice...Would love to live in Krakow though.
am a native of Lodz by the way, so welcome!
Im not exactly new here...joined the website two years ago but after sometime I stopped posting. Its really a waste of time. tooo many idiots in the forum for my taste. they dont really talk about Poland anyway. Im just bored this evening so I thought i might pop in.
Raj_ryder
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / Business process outsourcing in the UK. [14]
Yeah everytime the government releases a statistic like that, i have a laugh. I don't even know how they manage to calculate that considering 30% of the people live below a dollar a day and huge majority don't declare their incomes to the government.
You've hit the nail on the head. That is India's biggest advantage.
They do that even now.
It was certainly booming but now it has stabilized. Have you heard of Bangalore? But in some ways(and ofcourse this is my opinion) the IT sector has screwed up the Indian economy.
True for every BRIC country. Wealth distribution sucks. India is a perfect example of a dysfunctional government and society. Would you belive that we have the highest number of millionaires in the world just after the States? It's criminal to be honest.
In my opinion, what Poland really needs are more entrepreneurs ans SME's.
However, not for long because in India I was informed that wages were rising as a rate of 12.9% ... which is the highest in the world (with China at around 9%).
Yeah everytime the government releases a statistic like that, i have a laugh. I don't even know how they manage to calculate that considering 30% of the people live below a dollar a day and huge majority don't declare their incomes to the government.
They also have their domestic economy getting very strong.
You've hit the nail on the head. That is India's biggest advantage.
Plus their software exports are increasing so rapidly, that they might take the front seat in that, which would mean that they will not only export but invent softwares.
They do that even now.
Right now they take orders to create custom made softwares, they are one of the biggest I heard. Its cheaper, reliable and very efficient industry booming in there.
It was certainly booming but now it has stabilized. Have you heard of Bangalore? But in some ways(and ofcourse this is my opinion) the IT sector has screwed up the Indian economy.
However, due to their big poor class (mainly in the villages) ... they are still going to have a low GDP per capita.
True for every BRIC country. Wealth distribution sucks. India is a perfect example of a dysfunctional government and society. Would you belive that we have the highest number of millionaires in the world just after the States? It's criminal to be honest.
Now looking at Poland from there, we have less workforce (obviously), but we have the infrastructure to cater the needs of the western firms.
In my opinion, what Poland really needs are more entrepreneurs ans SME's.
Raj_ryder
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / Business process outsourcing in the UK. [14]
Very often.
Not just India but almost every country in south east asia.
If I am not mistaken, i think the minimum wage in lets say germany would be around 6-8 euros/hour. I'd pay an Indian something along the same lines for eight hours. Which would mean that it costs 1/8th of the minimum wage which you would pay somebody to work for 8 eight hours in Europe.
Well a lot of people crib about it and call it exploitation. I just call it globalization
Not really. For instance, in Lodz where i live infosys(which is an indian company) has a back office for accounting. The people who work there are paid something like 2500 zl net( i have a friend who works there). A person who has experience in accounting in India would charge more. Call centers in India employ those people who speak reasonable english but don't have any other skills. Management jobs in India are quite highly paid. Accounting is in great demand as are programmers and SAP specialists. They are expensive as well.
They do night shifts as it is. For example, if someone works on a US based process, the difference leaves no choice but to work at nights.
How often is simple office work outsourced to low cost countries by British companies ?
Very often.
Usually India I assume... ?
Not just India but almost every country in south east asia.
How much does it cost in comparision with Western Europe ?
If I am not mistaken, i think the minimum wage in lets say germany would be around 6-8 euros/hour. I'd pay an Indian something along the same lines for eight hours. Which would mean that it costs 1/8th of the minimum wage which you would pay somebody to work for 8 eight hours in Europe.
Is there anything wrong with the way they do it ?
Well a lot of people crib about it and call it exploitation. I just call it globalization
Lower costs than in the west of course but on the other hand India must be several times cheaper than Poland.
Not really. For instance, in Lodz where i live infosys(which is an indian company) has a back office for accounting. The people who work there are paid something like 2500 zl net( i have a friend who works there). A person who has experience in accounting in India would charge more. Call centers in India employ those people who speak reasonable english but don't have any other skills. Management jobs in India are quite highly paid. Accounting is in great demand as are programmers and SAP specialists. They are expensive as well.
I heard time zone is a problem but wouldn't they do night shifts for a bit more (still very little) money there ?
They do night shifts as it is. For example, if someone works on a US based process, the difference leaves no choice but to work at nights.
Raj_ryder
25 Feb 2011
Law / America takes leading investor spot in Poland [51]
Strange article. It compares three very different economies which aren't exactly comparable.
/investment-news/poland-is-the-new-germany-of-eu/
Strange article. It compares three very different economies which aren't exactly comparable.
Raj_ryder
31 Jan 2011
News / Poland goes bankrupt? [110]
Hardly surprising considering the population of China is nearly 4 times that of the USA. Despite being such a large economy, people in the BRIC countries will still be dirt poor as compared to the west. A large economy has little to do with Per capita income or living standards, both of which will be better in the west for atleast another 60 years. To top it all, the system in China will need to undergo change or we'll see something like a solidarity movement but way more bloodier considering how vast and diverse China is. China's future, though bright, is rocky as well. Something which people forget these days considering everybody is buusy bashing the West.
That would be nice.
In the next 20 years, Chinese GDP will cross that of USA ...
Hardly surprising considering the population of China is nearly 4 times that of the USA. Despite being such a large economy, people in the BRIC countries will still be dirt poor as compared to the west. A large economy has little to do with Per capita income or living standards, both of which will be better in the west for atleast another 60 years. To top it all, the system in China will need to undergo change or we'll see something like a solidarity movement but way more bloodier considering how vast and diverse China is. China's future, though bright, is rocky as well. Something which people forget these days considering everybody is buusy bashing the West.
In anyways, I would like the Poles to always have better relations with the Chinese.
That would be nice.
Raj_ryder
12 Jan 2011
Life / I got beaten and kicks in my face just cuz i dont look polish [205]
Over and over, on PF every foreigner has the same story...except me. I have lived here for more than a year and a half now and I have been mugged once and that too for money and the fault was mine. I live in łodz and decided to go for a walk on wschodnia. Mistake. To be honest, Poland is far safer than most of the larger cities in Western Europe. And the few odd looks and funny comments one encounters...well that is everywhere. So poland is no exception. The real problems for foreigners in Poland is not racism, it's the governmental bureaucracy. Racists can be found everywhere.
Over and over, on PF every foreigner has the same story...except me. I have lived here for more than a year and a half now and I have been mugged once and that too for money and the fault was mine. I live in łodz and decided to go for a walk on wschodnia. Mistake. To be honest, Poland is far safer than most of the larger cities in Western Europe. And the few odd looks and funny comments one encounters...well that is everywhere. So poland is no exception. The real problems for foreigners in Poland is not racism, it's the governmental bureaucracy. Racists can be found everywhere.
Raj_ryder
4 Dec 2010
Life / Expats in Poland - would you fight for your new country? [105]
Amen!!
just let the politicians start the war and then fight it all - on their own.
Amen!!
Raj_ryder
27 Nov 2010
Work / Information about jobs for Indian students in Poland [286]
Youre a strange one...You come here. you use Polish infrastructure. You accept the hospitality of the local people. And then you come up with a statement which reeks of stupidity.
M-O-R-O-N
Your India is great then Poland.
Youre a strange one...You come here. you use Polish infrastructure. You accept the hospitality of the local people. And then you come up with a statement which reeks of stupidity.
M-O-R-O-N
Raj_ryder
20 Oct 2010
Love / Polish girls fall for Indian guys ? [217]
You are an idiot. You have never even been here and you start making accusations against a whole population. It's better if you stay where you are and never move somewhere else because you obviously cannot handle change and you have serious issues man. Get some professional help.
TO EVERYONE ELSE:
Come on people. One does not draw conclusions about an entire country based on what a fool said on some forum. Responding to his comments is a waste of time. But then so is responding to Jarnowa's comments. And who really gives a ****? I have seen plenty of Polish women with a bunch of guys from different nationalities and why should we even care? If they are happy and they don't create trouble for me, why should I be bothered. As for this thread, I would never even respond had this fool not mentioned me. It is by far one of the most ridiculous threads I have ever come across.
*** I like Poland.
You are an idiot. You have never even been here and you start making accusations against a whole population. It's better if you stay where you are and never move somewhere else because you obviously cannot handle change and you have serious issues man. Get some professional help.
TO EVERYONE ELSE:
Come on people. One does not draw conclusions about an entire country based on what a fool said on some forum. Responding to his comments is a waste of time. But then so is responding to Jarnowa's comments. And who really gives a ****? I have seen plenty of Polish women with a bunch of guys from different nationalities and why should we even care? If they are happy and they don't create trouble for me, why should I be bothered. As for this thread, I would never even respond had this fool not mentioned me. It is by far one of the most ridiculous threads I have ever come across.
Raj_ryder
19 Oct 2010
Life / Foreigners in Poland and what they think of us [54]
And I agree completely. It's just rude to not speak Polish and I think you will learn nothing about Poland if you don't speak the language.
Well the French are...complicated. Not in a good way.
i agree that more Poles should speak English, but on the other hand - we should lean a language of a country which hosts us... that's what i think...
And I agree completely. It's just rude to not speak Polish and I think you will learn nothing about Poland if you don't speak the language.
it's hard to communicate in France... French, even they speak English well, refuse to use it and i did struggle with my French to get something out of them...
Well the French are...complicated. Not in a good way.
Raj_ryder
19 Oct 2010
Life / Foreigners in Poland and what they think of us [54]
True and I tell this to every foreigner who I come across. I have been in Poland for more than a year now and I learn a bit of Polish everyday. Though still not fluent, I am getting there.
On the other hand, English is an international language and you do expect everyone to speak it to a certain degree.
I like Poland. I have never had problems here and I find the people to be quite hospitable. Don't really enjoy the food so much though. But the vodka is...the is no comparison.
I was in Germany a couple of times and despite the fact that it is a richer country, Poland for me is a more comfortable place to live in. Maybe because it is cheaper. People are different as well.
Poles are more open and hospitable. Ask a German the time and he'll say, "four-thirty". Ask a Pole, and you'll get the time of the day, temperature, humidity and a smile(unless he is one of the older grumpier and slightly drunk Pole).
yeah... and those people are in PL a few years already! learn languages, for F* sake! lol
True and I tell this to every foreigner who I come across. I have been in Poland for more than a year now and I learn a bit of Polish everyday. Though still not fluent, I am getting there.
On the other hand, English is an international language and you do expect everyone to speak it to a certain degree.
I like Poland. I have never had problems here and I find the people to be quite hospitable. Don't really enjoy the food so much though. But the vodka is...the is no comparison.
I was in Germany a couple of times and despite the fact that it is a richer country, Poland for me is a more comfortable place to live in. Maybe because it is cheaper. People are different as well.
Poles are more open and hospitable. Ask a German the time and he'll say, "four-thirty". Ask a Pole, and you'll get the time of the day, temperature, humidity and a smile(unless he is one of the older grumpier and slightly drunk Pole).
Raj_ryder
5 Oct 2010
Life / Disco Polo - No No No No No! [95]
Ahhh come on...How can a Polish Wedding be as much fun without Disco Polo? I've been to a wedding a coupla times and damn! once you get a little drunk, that music rocks...
But seriously...can Lady Pank be considered Disco Polo? I like it even when I am not drunk...
ENJOY!
Ahhh come on...How can a Polish Wedding be as much fun without Disco Polo? I've been to a wedding a coupla times and damn! once you get a little drunk, that music rocks...
But seriously...can Lady Pank be considered Disco Polo? I like it even when I am not drunk...
ENJOY!
Raj_ryder
1 Oct 2010
Food / No Vernor's ginger ale in Poland? [29]
Are you sure you went to a decent pub? I mean, as far as I have seen, almost every bar in Poland will serve you Jameson or JD. And its not very expensive either. I think JAmeson is like 11-13 zl for 40ml.
but no pubs in Poland serve whiskey which was disappointing
Are you sure you went to a decent pub? I mean, as far as I have seen, almost every bar in Poland will serve you Jameson or JD. And its not very expensive either. I think JAmeson is like 11-13 zl for 40ml.
Raj_ryder
6 Jul 2010
Life / The central role of The Polish Balcony in Polish life :) [7]
Funny...I live in łódz and all I can see is łódz fabrycna and a bunch of rotting buildings...But i have two hot women lving next door...and I can see them when I go out to smoke...So yeah better to have a balcony than not!
Funny...I live in łódz and all I can see is łódz fabrycna and a bunch of rotting buildings...But i have two hot women lving next door...and I can see them when I go out to smoke...So yeah better to have a balcony than not!
Raj_ryder
1 Jul 2010
History / Israeli wants to wipe Poland off the map! [198]
I don't believe a word he said! She asked him about what happened onboard that ship that night and he rants about 800000 children dieing. Doesn't matter because it snot the point. The point is that the soldiers who climbed onboard were attacked first and they retaliated. Considering that they are highly trained they killed off nine turks. The Israel-Gaza issue is secondary at this point, because the world is screaming about the aid workers getting shot for no reason. Which is not true. I mean the guy admits that they had a plan to attack them with any weapon except knives. And the video is pretty much clear.
It was just how fervent she was in her denials. She vehemently opposed anything the man said and he was there. BBC really has some oddballs in their ranks!
I don't believe a word he said! She asked him about what happened onboard that ship that night and he rants about 800000 children dieing. Doesn't matter because it snot the point. The point is that the soldiers who climbed onboard were attacked first and they retaliated. Considering that they are highly trained they killed off nine turks. The Israel-Gaza issue is secondary at this point, because the world is screaming about the aid workers getting shot for no reason. Which is not true. I mean the guy admits that they had a plan to attack them with any weapon except knives. And the video is pretty much clear.
Raj_ryder
22 Jun 2010
Travel / Why do people say that Poland is so unsafe? [60]
Every city in Poland is different. Krakow and Wroclaw are the safest and I have never seen anything which made me think otherwise and i go to those cities to party almost every weekend. Warsaw is alright as long as you know where you're going and don't mess with people. Warsaw clubs have mad bouncers so well you'd be safe as long as you don't start trouble. Lodz on the other hand, well, it's a bit different. People are different and it's poorer.
Baluty and Wschodnia are two places where you don't want to be at night(white, black yellow, green doesn't matter). The most hospitable places I have seen in Poland are the villages. People are genuinely nice and hospitable and so happy. And its beautiful with sprawling fields. Zakopane is awesome, though it is advisable to stay out of the local bars after 12(again doesn't matter white, black, yellow, green..). I think Poland is as safe if not safer than western Europe and around exponentially safer than Russia. Wschodnia in Lodz is like kindergarten compared to Moscow.
The secret is to have Polish friends when you are a foreigner in Poland. If your'e a dupek who wants to hang out only with other idiots from abroad..well chances are you are gonna get a beating and you very well should.
Every city in Poland is different. Krakow and Wroclaw are the safest and I have never seen anything which made me think otherwise and i go to those cities to party almost every weekend. Warsaw is alright as long as you know where you're going and don't mess with people. Warsaw clubs have mad bouncers so well you'd be safe as long as you don't start trouble. Lodz on the other hand, well, it's a bit different. People are different and it's poorer.
Baluty and Wschodnia are two places where you don't want to be at night(white, black yellow, green doesn't matter). The most hospitable places I have seen in Poland are the villages. People are genuinely nice and hospitable and so happy. And its beautiful with sprawling fields. Zakopane is awesome, though it is advisable to stay out of the local bars after 12(again doesn't matter white, black, yellow, green..). I think Poland is as safe if not safer than western Europe and around exponentially safer than Russia. Wschodnia in Lodz is like kindergarten compared to Moscow.
The secret is to have Polish friends when you are a foreigner in Poland. If your'e a dupek who wants to hang out only with other idiots from abroad..well chances are you are gonna get a beating and you very well should.
Raj_ryder
20 May 2010
Life / How Safe Are the Polish Cities? [179]
You heard of Schodnia? I live there...and i don't go out at night. Baluty is a safe suburb compared to this street!
£ódź - Bałuty
You heard of Schodnia? I live there...and i don't go out at night. Baluty is a safe suburb compared to this street!
Raj_ryder
14 May 2010
Work / KFC or Mc Donalds, do you need a resident card to work here? [19]
you need a work permit which Mcdonald's will not provide!
do you need card resident for work there?
you need a work permit which Mcdonald's will not provide!
Raj_ryder
30 Apr 2010
Law / Student Visa NON-EU Student (an entry-visa for a Nigerian citizen) [70]
you are Irish right? There was a difference btw your country and colonies...but yes you suffered a lot too.
you are Irish right? There was a difference btw your country and colonies...but yes you suffered a lot too.
Raj_ryder
30 Apr 2010
Law / Student Visa NON-EU Student (an entry-visa for a Nigerian citizen) [70]
This shows how little you know about India...ever heard of Bombay? try living there on 1500 zl a month(and i mean a decent life).
No i dont, but then i wouldnt be foolish enough to put everyone in the same bracket.
Decades?? read some history...
But compared to studying and living in Nigeria or India, it's very expensive.
This shows how little you know about India...ever heard of Bombay? try living there on 1500 zl a month(and i mean a decent life).
That's a wonderful motive, but do you really think that Indians and Africans in general want to study in rich countries to "experience a different culture"?
No i dont, but then i wouldnt be foolish enough to put everyone in the same bracket.
Decades?? read some history...
Raj_ryder
29 Apr 2010
Law / Student Visa NON-EU Student (an entry-visa for a Nigerian citizen) [70]
No it depends who you talk to. I am from India and for me to live here and study its not a problem and its quite cheap to be honest with you as compared to some other places I have lived in. Not every one from a poor country is poor. And not everyone from a rich country is rich.
Of course it does. You see the world and that is a real education. No university really teaches you anything different. For me, I mix education and travel and experience a different culture.
This is a blanket statement and basically proves that you stereotype everything. well you business i guess...
You spent a huge amount of time in other peoples countries...centuries actually which has lead to all the problems we all experience today...
Studying in Europe is much more expensive than studying in Africa.
No it depends who you talk to. I am from India and for me to live here and study its not a problem and its quite cheap to be honest with you as compared to some other places I have lived in. Not every one from a poor country is poor. And not everyone from a rich country is rich.
So it makes no sense to come to Europe for study purposes only.
Of course it does. You see the world and that is a real education. No university really teaches you anything different. For me, I mix education and travel and experience a different culture.
You probably try hard to find a Polish girl who takes your money to help you get a permanent visa.
This is a blanket statement and basically proves that you stereotype everything. well you business i guess...
We don't need your kind.
You spent a huge amount of time in other peoples countries...centuries actually which has lead to all the problems we all experience today...