polishguy
5 Jun 2016
polishguy
5 Jun 2016
Real Estate / Finding rent in Poland without speaking Polish? [12]
@Chemikiem I actually found quite a few places that I like, but now I'm not so sure what to do, since I don't speak Polish. Do I write them? Call them? Go there and hope to get a place? I don't know.
@Chemikiem I actually found quite a few places that I like, but now I'm not so sure what to do, since I don't speak Polish. Do I write them? Call them? Go there and hope to get a place? I don't know.
polishguy
4 Jun 2016
Real Estate / Finding rent in Poland without speaking Polish? [12]
@Chemikiem I honestly don't care where to live, as long as it's in a square going from say... Gdynia-Bydgoszcz-Wielkopolski. Preferably closer to the western and northern parts of that 'square'. So it's not really about deciding, it's just that I have no preference.
I will check out the site right now. I also do not know anybody who speaks Polish who I trust. I know one person but I do not want him anywhere near me.
@Chemikiem I honestly don't care where to live, as long as it's in a square going from say... Gdynia-Bydgoszcz-Wielkopolski. Preferably closer to the western and northern parts of that 'square'. So it's not really about deciding, it's just that I have no preference.
I will check out the site right now. I also do not know anybody who speaks Polish who I trust. I know one person but I do not want him anywhere near me.
polishguy
4 Jun 2016
Real Estate / Finding rent in Poland without speaking Polish? [12]
I'm a European citizen who's actually Polish by birth (but I have no Polish citizenship and do not speak Polish). I speak my native language which nobody speaks, and I speak English.
How should I go about finding a place to rent in Poland?
I have no preference for location (although I gravitate towards the Northwestern parts, they are less like the Baltic countries and Russia), and one of the main things for me is that it would be cheap.
Where should I start? My main concern is that I do not speak Polish or Russian at all, and from what I know, few people speak English in Poland. Especially when we're talking signing a contract.
I'm a European citizen who's actually Polish by birth (but I have no Polish citizenship and do not speak Polish). I speak my native language which nobody speaks, and I speak English.
How should I go about finding a place to rent in Poland?
I have no preference for location (although I gravitate towards the Northwestern parts, they are less like the Baltic countries and Russia), and one of the main things for me is that it would be cheap.
Where should I start? My main concern is that I do not speak Polish or Russian at all, and from what I know, few people speak English in Poland. Especially when we're talking signing a contract.