Flying from USA to Poland in June - Will Visa now be required???

You seem to answer you own questions in your previous posts, genius.


Sound familiar????


And it never happened just like all the other fictitious claims about you going to Poland and everything else for that matter...LOL


You really talk out both sides of your mouth as well.

New $250 'visa integrity fee' to be imposed on millions of travelers under Trump's latest immigration crackdown

Millions of travelers are a curse for the locals.

Memo to travelers: Stay the hell away. Nobody here needs you. Too many of you overstay and work off the books...

I am talking about you, Polaks...

Novi as president would have every person visiting the US post a performance bond of $10,000 to be returned on the way out.

In addition, every visitor would have to plea guilty for overstaying ...auto activated 1 minute after planned departure that didn't happen.. to eliminate all the hearings, appeals, trials, and more appeals later...

It's not 1980ties any more. Poles can work in all countries of Europe now, with a weekend back home if needed, for better money than in the US. They spend more money than Americans visiting Europe, so the US is the actual beneficiary of Polish tourists.

@Ron2
Where TF did you come up with the idea of Poles spending more money than Americans visiting Europe? There is zero data to support that claim. My exxperience is that Poles in general when traveling anywhere outside of Poland are usually being very thrifty with their spending. It sure isn't Poles filling up four and five star hotels, or ording the expensive bottles of wine at the nicest restaurants. The European economy would be in big trouble without American tourism, as loud and ignorant as they can be.

That's a good question. How much vacation time and money do Americans have to spend? Unless only the wealthy come. In Poland, the middle class goes on vacation, while the poor go abroad to work. And there are still homeless Poles who also willingly live abroad. You won't find homeless Americans or poor Americans, of which there are certainly many, in Europe.

Presumably they have the normal 5 or 6 weeks paid annual leave plus of course public holidays.

And if their economy and society are as wonderful as some here suggest, they must all have plenty of money.


That's pretty well it. People on more modest incomes take short-haul holidays. Those who go further afield are more likely to go there to spend.

@Alien
Wealthy Americans, those making above 200K USD per year number in the millions. And they spend more money on one vacation than many Poles earn in a year. Thats not bragging, its really unfortunate. Two weeks in Europe is easily a 20K USD adventure without spending freely. Americans with stupid credit card limits will spend much more than that.

That explains why the US is bankrupt. People are dumb, cannot manage money. Give them 30K on a credit card limit, they will spend it all and will have to pay 18% interests. American and educational institutions are not interested in teaching people useful math and accounting.

In Poland, ridiculous credit card limits are only reserved for a few and that makes sense.