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loveinair 2 | 3
20 Dec 2011 #1
hay guys ....few days back i read a thread as foreigners using polish girls for papers.so i got impression that polish dont like asians specifically.and now i read a thread in which the debate was on pakistani coming to poland for work or etc.

i was quite amazed to see,so many polish mates were speaking on behalf of pakistanis with their mates.as encouraging them to come to come poland for business work or study.so accept my thanks as a pakistani for being understood and supported by most people out there.and speaking good for my country men.thank u all.
time means 5 | 1,309
20 Dec 2011 #2
encouraging them to come to come poland for business work or study.so accept my thanks as a pakistani

I think you and all your mates would love it over in Poland.
BBman - | 344
20 Dec 2011 #3
I would like to encourage you to go to western europe instead, UK, france, netherlands, germany for instance. You'll feel more at home.
OP loveinair 2 | 3
20 Dec 2011 #4
thats so nice of u mates..........which countries come in western europe.
Midas 1 | 571
20 Dec 2011 #5
I'm under the impression that BBman meant - go to any country other than Poland.

Other than that, there aren't that many places that accept pakistanis with open arms nowadays ( UK is cutting down on pakistani immigration ) and Poland will soon follow suit.

In the meantime, could you care to explain why is it that it is always pakistani guys that come over, not the girls?

Their chains aren't long enough for them to leave the kitchen in Kandahar, is that it?
Wedle 16 | 496
20 Dec 2011 #6
i was quite amazed to see,so many polish mates were speaking on behalf of pakistanis with their mates.as encouraging them to come to come poland for business work or study.so accept my thanks as a pakistani for being understood and supported by most people out there.and speaking good for my country men.thank u all.

The Poles are smart, they want all you Pakistanis coming to Poland to take their jobs, so the Poles can go to the UK and take your jobs in the corner shops. Poles are very smart...
Midas 1 | 571
20 Dec 2011 #7
Just a little problem with that reasoning.

Oddly enough Pakistanis living in the UK find it very difficult to move anywhere else permanently. I don't know why, since many of them remind us on a weekly basis how horrible a country we are and so on.

Still, they fail to leave.

I don't see them moving to Poland anytime soon, all the people so desperate for a Polish visa are just their cousins from Pakistan who missed out on the gravy train to Blightey.
Wedle 16 | 496
20 Dec 2011 #8
Exactly so the Pakistanis come on the Passport trail to Poland and allow the Poles to take the jobs that are formally reserved for friends and family.
Midas 1 | 571
20 Dec 2011 #9
Aaah, you mean the freshly minted Pakistani-Poles...

All is clear now.
Wedle 16 | 496
20 Dec 2011 #10
aah, you mean the freshly minted Pakistani-Poles...

Thats the ones.
RevokeNice 15 | 1,854
20 Dec 2011 #11
I think you and all your mates would love it over in Poland.

He should avoid Ireland. Horrible place. Very racist against men and women of colour too
OP loveinair 2 | 3
12 Jan 2012 #12
u people are sick......and so much jaleous.y u worring from us if u got something to offer.and if we can get job in ur country then thats our intelligence and hard work.so stop being jaleous and start workin hard like ur......and dont be racist.i see to many racists here
Ironside 53 | 12,356
12 Jan 2012 #13
i see to many racists here

you mean to say - I spy with my little eye something beginning with B - bomb?
Seriously Harry get a grip!

He should avoid Ireland. Horrible place. Very racist against men and women of colour too

Aye ! No country for white men !
Midas 1 | 571
13 Jan 2012 #14
u people are sick......and so much jaleous.y u worring from us if u got something to offer.and if we can get job in ur country then thats our intelligence and hard work.so stop being jaleous and start workin hard like ur......and dont be racist.i see to many racists here

Take that race card and shove it up your ass, pakistani boy.

Nobody here is worried about anything other than pakistanis blatantly breaking immigration laws, moving into EU illegaly or by way of a visa scam usually in Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary or some other Eastern European state where immigration offices are manned by incompetent and corrupt officials, then "moving on" to pastures greener --> usually not far away from London town.

And since you'll probably claim visa scams never have anything to do with pakistanis here's HM's government's take on the matter:

ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/newsarticles/2011/december/79-sham-jail
mauritius_2302 8 | 21
13 Jan 2012 #15
why is it that it is always pakistani guys that come over, not the girls?

Because the girls are too docile and forced to marry some in Pakistan itself and the husband (as Muslim men can marry I think 7 times) will come to Poland and marry again and then ground his wife in Pakistan itself!!!!

Thats not fair! Is it?

On top I wonder how many paki knows how to speak in English! In UK they were already so poor at it and stayed in their 'camp' so how are they gona manage to stay in a country where the official language is Polish!
ShAlEyNsTfOh 4 | 161
13 Jan 2012 #16
i was quite amazed to see,so many polish mates were speaking on behalf of pakistanis with their mates.as encouraging them to come to come poland for business work or study

that's because THEY ARE NOT POLISH!!!

you are NOT welcome in Poland.

EVER!
meeeeeeeeee
17 May 2015 #17
and what if some foreigner or let me say, ok a Pakistani comes with money and his family and do a real business.

any point as what reaction is expected from the society than,,,,
Wulkan - | 3,203
17 May 2015 #18
Pakistani comes with money and his family and do a real business.

Very unlikely to happen.
samipl 2 | 20
17 May 2015 #19
I want to say now the world is like global village I am working in UK and many Poles comes to ask for work at shop........

And read about Scottish and Poles comments that Scottish people don't like Poles!?????????
Poland is nice country and economy can boost if Poles respect and give opportunities for business to foreigners thanks
jon357 74 | 21,747
17 May 2015 #20
Most here have no opinion; they have not yet met anyone from Pakistan. No reason why someone shouldn't come here and open a business - there are plenty of opportunities especially in the bigger cities.
Levi 12 | 442
18 May 2015 #21
Jon, since i live in a city with around 200 thousand Pakistanis (and it is not even in Pakistan!) I hope you will allow me to express my opinion and not delete my commentary summarily like you do. And if you read it until the end you will see that this is not off topic, so hold your fingers instead of delete everything.

My ex driver was from Pakistan. One day when he was driving me to work we heard the news about an acid attack made by a Pakistani husband against his wife.

Then the following dialogue happened:
Driver: Oh the media ever portraits Pakistan in a bad bad way criticizing. Woman have lots of rights there. We even had female prime-minister.

Me: You mean Benazir Bhutto? The one that was assassinated? I dont think that a murdered female prime minister is a good example of woman's rights.

Driver: But she provocated to be murderer. If she behaved, nothing would happen.

And that is what i think is the main problem in the views that Poles (and most western societies) have with Pakistanis. They are probably one of the most brutal and violent societies of the world when we talk about woman and non-Muslim rights.

In the head of my ex driver, a woman misbehave is a justification to kill her. And this is not an exception, just google "Woman stoning Pakistan" and you will see how frequent this is.

In a country like Poland, were woman are strong, independent and they CONQUERED their right to freedom fighting alongside with men on the horrors of war, it is just UNTHINKABLE a man subjugate and treat a woman in that way. One of the small gestures that make me see how strong are Polish woman is that my girlfriend EVER splits the bill with me when we go out. EVER. This is something that i just saw before in the south of Brazil (which have a strong Slavic influence btw).

So yeah, maybe a Pakistani can adapt to Poland. But all this traditional, sexist and violent mindset that woman needs to be disciplined by man needs to go to the garbage even before he pass imigration. Or he will have a bad time in Poland.
jon357 74 | 21,747
18 May 2015 #22
So what do your experiences with taxi drivers in the developing world have to do with the OP's question about how people are seen in Poland?

For the record, I've never heard anyone say anything bad - only good things.
Levi 12 | 442
18 May 2015 #23
Dont reduce intentionously my text to a driver experience.

And in the last 4 paragraphs i explained about how this experience (among many others) showed to me why pakistanis usually clash culturally with the free modern civilization in terms of respect to woman.

It is all written there, in the last 4 paragraphs of my text. So dont come with your empty and overused accusations that i am off topic. For everyone here this is becoming lame.
Polsyr 6 | 760
18 May 2015 #24
Dont reduce intentionously my text to a driver experience.

You have reduced an entire country to a driver experience actually.

Answering the actual topic, for the most part, a Pakistani in Poland is like any other foreigner in Poland. Most Poles that have not travelled have never interacted with anyone from Pakistan before so there might some shy curiosity but that's all. There is no reason why a Pakistani investor cannot successfully start a business in Poland.
Wulkan - | 3,203
18 May 2015 #25
Pakistani in Poland is like any other foreigner in Poland.

Nah, it surely is not, a lot of Poles worked in the UK had a contact with them over there and now came back to Poland with certain opinion.
Polsyr 6 | 760
18 May 2015 #26
a lot of Poles worked in the UK

I specifically said Poles that have not travelled.
Wulkan - | 3,203
18 May 2015 #27
Those who have not travelled know those have travelled and they find out about Pakistanis from them.
Polsyr 6 | 760
19 May 2015 #28
And you have interacted with them and determined so? Dude I live in Poland and the average person here knows very little about Pakistan other than what is in school curriculum.
Wulkan - | 3,203
19 May 2015 #29
Dude I live in Poland and the average person here knows very little about Pakistan

How many Polish people do you know?
Polsyr 6 | 760
19 May 2015 #30
I own and run a business that offers made-to-order B2B products and services in Poland, and it is not an online business, so in short I know a lot of people, plus over 1000 that follow me on LinkedIn.

In terms of Pakistanis, I know a few as well, and every one of them is in either engineering or IT, and they are all tax paying and productive individuals. I am sure there are exceptions, I just don't know any of them.

In general, there is no established negative (or otherwise) stereotype of Pakistanis in Poland, despite the best efforts of some people to state otherwise.


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