Can I buy land in Poland remotely?

Do you have to visit Poland in person to buy a plot of land? Can it be done remotely?

if you want to become a lawful owner of a plot of land you have to arrange a visit to a notary (i.e. you have to do it in person (the other option is a plenipotentiary but since you live abroad it would be even more complicated)

It can be done remotely by giving someone a notarized power of attorney.

Three big questions

- do you speak Polish yourself ?
- are you a Polish citizen ?
- is your country part of the convention about notarized deeds ?

It could take you a few weeks to organize that so if your purchase is urgent you should start on thar admin soon

If you live somewhere with a big Polonia like Toronto or London then ask a Polish speaking lawyer there

Yes,even if you are not a citizen or resident,you will need permission to buy land that takes up to 3 months,after that is easy if you know what you are buying with power of attorney.Also depends onhow are you buying on individual or company name.There are cpl of documents you will need from the seller,which he can get it in a week or so rest is a phone call away.


You guys are expensive,I am in for 25kUSD.:)))

@Cargo pants; 25kUSD....
Wage dumping.

lol gulping 25k is better then nothing man,lol its free money man,why should cojest or gumishu have it when my pockets are open lol

For what? You don't know Polish, you are not Polish, you are not even a lawyer.
Do you have land to sell?
As it happens I have some land to spare.

You are correct here.


Yes if the price is right,on Warsaw Minsk highway zoned commercial with 21 meters wide separate entrance from the highway and next to a cold storage that I rent to Jerónimo Martins for the last 11 years with new 15 yr contract.


I thought that your comment for 53k was a joke,still for 53k USD you can only buy crappy land in Poland in boon docks.

lol I in feb this year sold 4k meters to a Turkish guy for 1.3 mil Pln who is building a factory there.


Legally WRONG,I do have Polish passport for a long time when knowing Polish was not mandatory to have permanent residence or for taking Polish citizenship.

@cms neuf
I do have a Polish passport and probably a PESEL too.

Your pestle is on your passport on the main page

lol! What are you talking about? What? Where and size matters too.
Sure is not a prime location in the middle of Warsaw.

No, the size doesn`t matter. It is more important what you can do with it.

Jim's wife says that...

Seriously, if the person is foreign, the category of agricultural land is very important. It's easy to get lower quality agricultural land reclassified; with better land it takes a bigger effort.

For building land, quality doesn't make any difference except to the price.

???

I was serious. For Cojest`s sake.