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Рубрика: Poland
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Almost every second foreigner who moved to Pomorskie in 2025 was a Belarusian or Ukrainian
Belarusians and Ukrainians have become the most numerous foreigners choosing Pomorze for permanent residence in 2025. Moreover, most arrive with…
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The office is delaying the residence permit decision: five free steps to speed it up
If the office is delaying the consideration of the residence card application and is not responding to inquiries, there are…
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Free lawyer in Poland: where foreigners can get legal assistance
Gdzie cudzoziemcy w Polsce mogą uzyskać darmową pomoc prawną? Opowiadamy o organizacjach, konsultacjach prawników oraz wsparciu w sprawach dokumentów, zezwolenia…
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Taxi in Poland awaits reform: new requirements for drivers. What does this mean for foreigners?
The Polish government has prepared a draft of changes to the rules for passenger transport, including taxis operating through mobile…
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Where to go, Events, Gdańsk, Gdynia, Kids, News, Leisure, Family vacation, Poland, Entertainment, Sopot, Sport, TricityWhere to go on the weekend in Tricity: July 10 — 12
The weekend in Trójmiasto promises to be eventful: a Baltic folk festival, beach rugby at the pier, dance evenings on…
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A labor market reform has come into effect in Poland: B2B contracts will be replaced by employment contracts. This will affect many foreigners
The State Labor Inspectorate has received new powers and will be able to convert fictitious B2B contracts and civil law…
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How to buy a car in Poland in 2026: documents, taxes, registration
Full guide to buying a car in Poland: where to look for a car, how to check the VIN, what…
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All government online services in Poland for foreigners: complete list of useful portals
What government online services are available to foreigners in Poland? The complete list: Gov.pl, Profil Zaufany, mObywatel, IKP, ZUS, e-Urząd…
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Complete holiday calendar in Poland: public holidays, long weekends, and store operation specifics
Full holiday calendar in Poland: public holidays, long weekends, rules for the operation of shops, banks, and public transport.
