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Monitor   
2 May 2013
Work / Job opportunities for experienced US Civil Engineer in Poland - any hope? [30]

That's my point Grzegorz. But on the other hand Jardinero writes "not to mention lower costs associated with raising children in the long run, which virtually is what ruins us here." So he really believes that it can be cheaper to rise children in Poland.

That's only true when he earns here American wages, as DominibB writes.
Monitor   
2 May 2013
Work / Job opportunities for experienced US Civil Engineer in Poland - any hope? [30]

In other countries professors earn more than 2 x median salary?
In Poland full professor earns minimum 4145PLN while median is around 2600PLN

ekorecykler.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=493:wynagrodzenie-nauczycieli-akademickich-w-latach-2013-2015&catid=26:najnowsze-informacje-menu&Itemid=39
Monitor   
2 May 2013
Work / Job opportunities for experienced US Civil Engineer in Poland - any hope? [30]

But if your previous engineering experience will not be relevant to "field of IT, telecom, financing, business", then I think that you will struggle to get any job, in your age as a newbie, not mentioning well paid one. Probably you can get better teaching English, provided that you mastered it while living abroad.

@DominicB: If the author wants his children to live in Poland then he better doesn't send them for foreign studies, because they will have the same problem as their father :)

Maybe you want to do scientific carrier in Poland? American MSc should be enough to do PhD here and perhaps you would be interesting employee for Politechniki with your international experience. But before starting ask people closer to academia if it's possible in Poland to get there without connections.
Monitor   
27 Apr 2013
Work / Job opportunities for experienced US Civil Engineer in Poland - any hope? [30]

I don't think going to University in your age has any sense. The problem is that currently here is crisis in construction sector - the biggest companies have bankrupted or are in the process and in current year EU money for road are not spent. Next year they should resume, so it should get better. But Civil Engineering and Architecture became meanwhile very popular specialty, so currently there is extremely many graduates searching for job in this field. This profession is highly controlled and careers step are usually by getting next certificates and authorizations. So if you have no polish certificates and your diploma is not recognized here then you're in worse situation than graduates. In my opinion you should investigate what should you do to recognize your diploma, experience, obtain certificates here. Perhaps you could do 1 year of program difference in university to have diploma recognized.
Monitor   
31 Mar 2013
Work / Ukrainian Software Developer moving to Poland - job and salary with my experience? [15]

Yeah, that's true. According to:

payscale.com/research/UA/Country=Ukraine/Salary
payscale.com/research/PL/Country=Poland/Salary

IT salaries in Ukraine are even higher than in Poland. How accurate is this data? Also I've heard that in Belarus IT salaries are quite good, because employees of IT sector doesn't have to pay income tax and Ukrainians can work in Belarus without Visa.

blog.ciklum.com/2012/07/it-salaries-in-ukraine-may-2012/ - another link also suggests that it doesn't have sense for Ukrainians to emigrate. What percentage of gross salary is net in Ukraine, let's say from 2000 USD per month?
Monitor   
31 Mar 2013
Work / Ukrainian Software Developer moving to Poland - job and salary with my experience? [15]

Just start applying and you will see. I think there are many positions where knowing of Polish language is not necessary.
In this post I linked to salaries in IT:

remember about 30- 40 % difference between gross and net pay.
I think that for most companies your teaching experience will be disadvantage, except if you're planing to teach here. As to PHD it depends if the topic was relevant to the business of company. Anyway for some companies it could be plus, suggesting that you're smart person, for other just less real working experience.

Should be very easy to find any job for a polish person with your experience. I don't know how companies are ready to ask for Visa for you and this could be working against. But perhaps you could find a job through this 6 months in a years working permission for Ukrainians (Is IT included to that? ) and then when you work for them and see that you're good will request for Visa for you.

Register on goldenline.pl and linkedin.com, as location write Kraków, and start asking headhunters on this sites. Fill there your experience, and maybe they will contact you.

Start sending your cv to adds offered on job portals:

google.pl/search?q=praca+w+it+polska
google.pl/search?q=praca+w+polsce

Probably Skype interviews are possible and then you can see (by number of invitation to interviews) how wanted worker you are and how much salary you may demand. And remember that there are substantial differences in salaries depending on city what you can read in my 1st link here. Good luck and have fun :)

I am quite sure that if you get working visa then your wife gets one automatically also. Ask polish embassy in Ukraine.
Monitor   
21 Mar 2013
Work / After Masters in Management, Job Opportunities in Poland ? [34]

What have you studied Sunny Girl and in which cities have you been looking for job?

To author of topic: Maybe it's worth for you to study in Poland if you want to go back working in India after that. Employers in your country may think that you got western education and because of that it may be easier for you to compete with other Indians. Especially if you learn Polish language then it may be unique skill on Indian market. But it's only if you cannot pay for education in other country with higher ranked universities. And graduation from polish university doesn't make it easier to get a job in other western country. You're still out of EU and Polish universities are low ranked comparing to western.
Monitor   
6 Mar 2013
USA, Canada / Getting job in U.S. with Polish degree [14]

I don't know personally, by doubt that Polska Wyższa Szkoła Biznesu is worth anything in time of high unemployment in USA. It seams that to get good job in corporation it's better to graduate some highly ranked uni and private polish universities even in Poland have low reputation. (except of maybe few exceptions)
Monitor   
5 Mar 2013
Law / Getting registered in a house in Poland after getting married to a Polish citizen? [2]

You can check this:

There are two types of residence registration:

* Temporary stay (generally up to 3-months)
* Permanent stay.

Temporary stay registration

Up to 2 months:

Temporary residence should be registered if we know that the time of our stay will exceed 3 days and we should report to the office no later than 4 days from date of arrival in the specified location.

In the case of report for a period of two months we make the application orally at the town hall in the presence of the owner, or the person who holds any other right to the flat / house in which we live.

Depending on the office practice varies - sometimes for a period of 2-3 months, you can report orally, sometimes you must fill out a form, then apply the rules listed below.

Over 3 months:

In certain cases, a temporary check exceed three months. This includes people who:

- are employed outside the place of residence,
- are staying in a different place in connection with: educating, treatment, recreation or for family reasons,
- are taking active military service or are placed in prisons, correctional institutions, in detention centers or shelters for minors.

In these cases, it is assumed that someone is in a different location, although for more than three months, but the stay did not lost, however, the temporary nature.

In order to check-in, we have to fill out a form (available at the municipality office or on their website), which contained our data, ie:

* name (with family name), and first names,
* previous names and first names,
* parents' names and surnames,
* first names and last name of the spouse with the family name,
* marital status,
* gender,
* date and place of birth,
* citizenship,
* PESEL number,
* address: the former and the new place of permanent residence,
* type, series and number of identity document and information about education.

In addition, we provide also:

* the intended period of stay,
* confirmation of residence at a given address made by the person with the right to property
* for inspection by the official: confirmation of the above rights to the premises: eg. a copy of the Book of Perpetual, or property purchase agreement, court order (eg. a inheritance statement).

In order to check-in (regardless of the period), we need to identify ourselves by using:

* valid identity card,
* passport,
* abridged copy of birth in the case of minors who do not have an ID card.

Permanent stay registration

If your stay in a different location will exceed three months, and we do not meet the criteria for long-term temporary meld, or we plan to permanently settle in another place, we have to check in for permanent stay.

1. Check out.

To register for a permanent (or temporary residence) in another place we must check out from the previous location. To do so we must go to the municipal office in the place of registration and fill out a form. Personal data originally given at check-in shall be indicated. Check-out must be made no later than on the departure day. We obtain a certificate of checkout, which will be required to check in at the new location.

Check out by the change of residence is the same obligation as the check-in in the new place.

2. Check-in.

Check-in procedure at the place of residence is similar to that for temporary stay for more than two months.

We fill only another print: ie. Notification of permanent residence.

In order to change the place of permanent residence check out statement from the former habitual residence should be submitted.

The request can be submitted in person, or through a family member, guardian or actual legal or any other person authorized by us.

Change of permanent stay require Polish ID card to be replaced. The application for a new ID must be reported within 14 days from the date of check-in. Cost: 30PLN.

3. Children check-in.

Check-in of newborns is made in the Municipal Office, based on the information reported to the Civil Status at birth. Notification of birth is considered to be synonymous with the check of a child:

- In place of permanent residence of mother (in principle)
- In the place of permanent residence of the person with whom the child actually resides
- Or in a place designated by the Court of Guardianship.

On behalf of minors and incapacitated persons the residence place report is made by their legal representative (parents, guardians, curator), or the person who actually has custody.

Then a shared residential address of carer and the minor / incapacitated will be the address.

There is no need to report a temporary stay of less than three months in respect to children under 7 years-in.

NOTES:

Failure to comply with the registration obligation generally is not a big problem - the law enforcement agencies are not interested in sample verifications, however during the inspection of documents the authorities may be interested in the absence of such report.[/i]

gmina.wieszjak.pl/dowod-osobisty/70271,Kiedy-i-jak-nalezy-sie-zameldowac.html
stotysiecy.info/jak_sie_zameldowac
Monitor   
1 Mar 2013
Work / Possibility of jobs in Warsaw - how much pay per hour? [12]

It's same easy to find job in Warsaw, but you must know Polish, and expect minimum salary. When you don't know polish or expect more than 1500PLN gross for full time, then it's getting harder. And there is question what time are your studies (mon - fir, or fri- sun, day or evening)
Monitor   
1 Mar 2013
Polonia / POLES vs BULGARIANS [160]

George8600

Yes, Poles and balkan people do get along. I am half Greek and half Polish and there are near a quarter million Poles living in Greece.

I realize that post is quite old, but even in 2009 there was not a "a quarter million Poles living in Greece." The article below says about circa 50 000.

In Greece, because of the crisis, been living and working fewer Poles. According to the data of our embassy in Greece, a few years ago Polonia in this country had about 50,000 people. Currently, there are about 10-20 thousand of our compatriots.
Ambassador Maciej Krych explains that the Polish situation has worsened due to restrictions on investment. Most of our fellow citizens in Greece worked in construction, but due to the crisis the industry has declined and there is no work. Besides the Poles has been replaced by different citizens of other countries who have less financial requirements.
In view of this situation, many Poles returned home or went to other countries. This trend is very well seen based on the number of children in Polish schools. A couple of years ago studied here one and a half thousand Polish children, 2 years ago, about 800, now is a 300 Polish students.

forsal.pl/artykuly/673418,liczba_polakow_w_grecji_zmniejszyla_sie_nawet_pieciokrotnie_przez_kryzys.html

. Why do you think there's so many Poles living in Greece?

- because Greece was much richer and had warmer weather and 50 000 is not so many considering 500 000 living in UK.

So "Germinization" as you put it might not be in full effect but it happens. I have already run into many German restaurants and bookstores here in Greece

- you're joking. Many moved to Greece because of weather, not some kind of political plan. Now many are coming back because of economic problems.