part-time job in Poland needs work permit?

Hi there,

Would like to find out what are the chances of finding work in finance industry in Krakow for a foreigner?

What have you got to offer?

Students should be given work permits by default. This demand is there in Poland and it is an issue to look out for in the near future. I can tell you that the future is better in this regard.

I have about 1.5 years of experience in auditing and 1.5 years in financial data research and editing. However, I do not speak polish at all... Will this be a huge obstacle?

While searching for jobs, I found positions suitable for my experience. However, I am wondering what are the chances that companies will hire a foreigner and go through the process of applying a permit for me if there is already a local who is equally equipped with the same skills.

I am serious about working in krakow as I plan to relocate there for a few years. Thus, I am thinking what kind of skills and knowledge will be valued by companies...

You could always try one of the Big Accountancy firms - PwC, KPMG - they are always on the lookout for staff.

You don't half talk some nonesense!!!

I thought about applying to big 4. However since I cannot speak polish or german, I thought it would be a challenge since being an auditor involves interaction with clients.

May I ask if the majority of the companies use english or polish or german as the business language? from what i gathered, it is polish right?

The Big 4 use English, whereas the rest use Polish.

However, as I know - they simply will not hire someone in Poland for a junior position without the Polish language. It's just not realistic - especially when you have to know the Polish laws.

Hi..I read your reply ..can we talk?..I need your advice..I am from INdia..NOw in Wroclaw, Learning Polish..and by profession i am graduated in Software Engineering...

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i am poland already 2 years pass and now i get karta pobyto until 2014 may i want to know how i ll get permanent resident of polish when