Hey, I really appreciate how organized your videos are. Please also make a detailed video for the application of Temporary Residence Card, and kindly give hints/tips. All the best.
Thanks for the detailed information. I’m a non-EU citizen and will arrive to Poland sooner this year. However, I will be staying at a hotel for my 1st month and will just find a permanent apartment after arrival there. Is the address of the hotel for the first month valid for the purpose of applying for PESEL and residence registration?
Hi Julius! Good to hear that you liked our video! Unfortunately, you can't register your residence address in a hotel. When you find an apartment, you can register your address and get a PESEL number. Wish you luck with searching for an apartment and see you in Poland!
Very informative and well summarized! May I please ask if you may recommend a trusted company to carry out translation documents in Polish? For student visa obtention, documents like degree / transcripts are required to be translated. Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Hi Jessica! We're glad that you liked our video! We can recommend you Daniela Szczygieł who was our certified translator at the notary act, here you'll find the link to her website: tlumacz-przysiegly-slask.pl/?page_id=171&lang=en Good luck with dealing with the documents and see you in Poland!
We're currently working on information about working in Poland, tax system, self-employment, ect. The full information will surely be publish on our guide: wellcome-home.com/guide/ So we recommend you to follow it ;)
Hi ..nice video and amazing informations I will like to get travel insurance for Poland , can you recommend me one or two companies website in English where I can get that plz ?
Glad that you like it! On the Polish government website there is a list of insurance companies accepted by the government (it's at the bottom of the article): www.gov.pl/web/diplomacy/visas You can also try to ask the community on our Facebook group, What's Up Katowice. It's mainly for Katowice, but the community should be able to help you! bit.ly/WhatsUpKatowice
This time is based on the average waiting time. Of course you can do this earlier, this is just a recommendation for all foreigners with 12-month VISA.
Thank you for an idea @Dadz! We'll think about that :) For now, we can recommend you this link that explain the process ;) www.migrant.info.pl/Residence_permit_for_a_long-term_resident_of_the_EU.html Hope you'll find it helpful!
I came to Poland as a student but my age is 17 so idk what to do most things they say you are under age I was sick I went to the hospital they told you can’t check if you don’t have your parents so if you would make a video for people that are under the legal age I will be thankful
Sworn translation is the translation done by a certified translator - it's required for many legal documents to prove they're authentic. Here you can find more about apostille: pja.edu.pl/en/legalisation-nostrification
Hello! Here you have the list of best private universities in Poland: ranking.perspektywy.pl/2022/ranking/ranking-uczelni-niepublicznych It's updated every year, so the 2022 is the newest one. You can check the total score and methodology there also :) Enjoy!
I am an EU national, and I am trying to get through the process of getting registered. I believe you have to do Zameldowanie before the residence registration. Am I correct ? Also, I am a bit confused why I have to register my residence twice essentialy. One with the city and one with the Voidvodship... Any clarificaiton on the paper work process for EU nationals would be great. Thank you.
Hi! Firstly, you have to go to the Voivodeship's office to register yourself, as an EU citizen staying in Poland for over 3 months. Then you have to go to a city hall or a district office to register your address. In the Voivodeship office you register your stay in Poland, so it is legal. Zameldowanie (address registration) is an information where you stay, Poles also have to register their address. The address registration is necessary when dealing with some formalities. We hope you find this information useful!
@@wellcomehome Thank you but you might want to take the time to double check your information because the Voivoidship does appear to ask for your Zameldowanie in order to register with them. What a mess. A general warning to people who want to come live in Poland, that the paper work here is extremely time consuming and to an extent disrespectful towards the applicants, especially relative to the complete lack of clear and non-contradictory instructions relative to the various administrative processes. You will need to be extremely patient with them as they are very rigid and out dated when it comes to bureaucracy and administrative work.
Hi there! Thanks for your comment. As for the Voivodeship Office: according to official Polish government website you don’t need to provide Zameldowanie to register your stay. If your office asked you to do so, then we guess it was required regionally. Could you please let us know which office it was? As for the bureaucracy: we do agree Polish relocation and immigration procedures are tough (like any paper work and legal issues) and that’s why we launched this channel: to make it a little bit easier to understand for a foreigner. Thanks for your input :slightly_smiling_face:
Thanks for your time and help 🌹⚘ If I am eu citizen who willing to stay more than 3 month can I do the the papers of residence permit and card from first week or I have to wait till the three month is over then I do the papers ? Also can I have bank account with only my passport without Proof of address such as a rental contract ? Because I need to get bank account and I won't be able to have apartment with no bank account first .. thanks for your time ⚘
Hi @John John! We're glad that our video helped you! As for the papers - they must be done at latest on the first day after your 3 months of legal stay ends, so it means that can be done earlier too :) When it come to a bank, everything depends on which bank you choose and its terms and conditions. The best option is to contact a bank in which you would like to open an account and then contact them for details. Many foreigners use Millenium or ING bank so you can check out these.
Thanks a lot for all the information ☺️
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Great videos! Congratulations
Thank You!!!
thanks for your update
I am very interested in Poland
Thank you Ma.
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Hey, I really appreciate how organized your videos are. Please also make a detailed video for the application of Temporary Residence Card, and kindly give hints/tips. All the best.
Hi Gabriel! Thanks for your comment and we add that topic to the topic backlog 😉
@@wellcomehome Thank you so much. All of your videos are well thought of. I'll keep posted!
Thank you for the amazing info! Really appreciate it.
thanks! Feel free to check other videos from this channel.
Thank you for your clear explanations. Which Polish Health insurers assist prospective foreign students before arrival in Poland?
Please e-mail us at hello@wellcome-home.com so we can guide you :)
Thanks for the detailed information. I’m a non-EU citizen and will arrive to Poland sooner this year. However, I will be staying at a hotel for my 1st month and will just find a permanent apartment after arrival there. Is the address of the hotel for the first month valid for the purpose of applying for PESEL and residence registration?
Hi Julius!
Good to hear that you liked our video!
Unfortunately, you can't register your residence address in a hotel. When you find an apartment, you can register your address and get a PESEL number.
Wish you luck with searching for an apartment and see you in Poland!
@@wellcomehome I see. Thanks for your response. I’m looking forward to follow more of your content. Cheers!
Veronica what if we come from australia to poland for say our winter,you can show my 22 yo son around we love your polish accent
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Very informative and well summarized! May I please ask if you may recommend a trusted company to carry out translation documents in Polish? For student visa obtention, documents like degree / transcripts are required to be translated. Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Hi Jessica!
We're glad that you liked our video!
We can recommend you Daniela Szczygieł who was our certified translator at the notary act, here you'll find the link to her website: tlumacz-przysiegly-slask.pl/?page_id=171&lang=en
Good luck with dealing with the documents and see you in Poland!
@@wellcomehome Thank you very much! Your prompt response is appreciated!
Best host ever 🥰
Thank You! You're the best!
Do you have any information about being self-employed and tax as a citizen? (not resident or expat). I have Polish citizenship by descent.
We're currently working on information about working in Poland, tax system, self-employment, ect. The full information will surely be publish on our guide: wellcome-home.com/guide/ So we recommend you to follow it ;)
@@wellcomehome thanks, I'll take a closer look!
Hi ..nice video and amazing informations
I will like to get travel insurance for Poland , can you recommend me one or two companies website in English where I can get that plz ?
Glad that you like it!
On the Polish government website there is a list of insurance companies accepted by the government (it's at the bottom of the article): www.gov.pl/web/diplomacy/visas
You can also try to ask the community on our Facebook group, What's Up Katowice. It's mainly for Katowice, but the community should be able to help you! bit.ly/WhatsUpKatowice
Hello Nice Video ! But why should I apply for the Temporary Residence Permit after 10 months not earlier ?
This time is based on the average waiting time. Of course you can do this earlier, this is just a recommendation for all foreigners with 12-month VISA.
What about the EU blue card in poland ? Can you make a video explaining the process for foreigners , thank you !
Thank you for an idea @Dadz! We'll think about that :)
For now, we can recommend you this link that explain the process ;) www.migrant.info.pl/Residence_permit_for_a_long-term_resident_of_the_EU.html
Hope you'll find it helpful!
I came to Poland as a student but my age is 17 so idk what to do most things they say you are under age I was sick I went to the hospital they told you can’t check if you don’t have your parents so if you would make a video for people that are under the legal age I will be thankful
Hello Yazed! Thanks for your comment. That's a tough issue indeed, we'll consider making such video. Take care!
What is Sworn translation of the Diploma and Attachment into Polish language ?? and Apostille of Diploma and Attachment to Diploma ??
Sworn translation is the translation done by a certified translator - it's required for many legal documents to prove they're authentic. Here you can find more about apostille: pja.edu.pl/en/legalisation-nostrification
@@wellcomehome OK thanks
Hello mam
I would like to know about Warsaw management university wsm is good for masters in Poland ??
Hello! Here you have the list of best private universities in Poland: ranking.perspektywy.pl/2022/ranking/ranking-uczelni-niepublicznych
It's updated every year, so the 2022 is the newest one. You can check the total score and methodology there also :) Enjoy!
@@wellcomehome OK thank you so much mam
I am an EU national, and I am trying to get through the process of getting registered. I believe you have to do Zameldowanie before the residence registration. Am I correct ? Also, I am a bit confused why I have to register my residence twice essentialy. One with the city and one with the Voidvodship... Any clarificaiton on the paper work process for EU nationals would be great. Thank you.
Hi! Firstly, you have to go to the Voivodeship's office to register yourself, as an EU citizen staying in Poland for over 3 months. Then you have to go to a city hall or a district office to register your address. In the Voivodeship office you register your stay in Poland, so it is legal. Zameldowanie (address registration) is an information where you stay, Poles also have to register their address. The address registration is necessary when dealing with some formalities. We hope you find this information useful!
@@wellcomehome Thank you but you might want to take the time to double check your information because the Voivoidship does appear to ask for your Zameldowanie in order to register with them. What a mess.
A general warning to people who want to come live in Poland, that the paper work here is extremely time consuming and to an extent disrespectful towards the applicants, especially relative to the complete lack of clear and non-contradictory instructions relative to the various administrative processes. You will need to be extremely patient with them as they are very rigid and out dated when it comes to bureaucracy and administrative work.
Hi there! Thanks for your comment.
As for the Voivodeship Office: according to official Polish government website you don’t need to provide Zameldowanie to register your stay. If your office asked you to do so, then we guess it was required regionally. Could you please let us know which office it was?
As for the bureaucracy: we do agree Polish relocation and immigration procedures are tough (like any paper work and legal issues) and that’s why we launched this channel: to make it a little bit easier to understand for a foreigner.
Thanks for your input :slightly_smiling_face:
@@wellcomehome Thanks. It's the Warsaw provincial office.
Thanks for your time and help 🌹⚘
If I am eu citizen who willing to stay more than 3 month can I do the the papers of residence permit and card from first week or I have to wait till the three month is over then I do the papers ?
Also can I have bank account with only my passport without Proof of address such as a rental contract ? Because I need to get bank account and I won't be able to have apartment with no bank account first .. thanks for your time ⚘
Hi @John John! We're glad that our video helped you! As for the papers - they must be done at latest on the first day after your 3 months of legal stay ends, so it means that can be done earlier too :) When it come to a bank, everything depends on which bank you choose and its terms and conditions. The best option is to contact a bank in which you would like to open an account and then contact them for details. Many foreigners use Millenium or ING bank so you can check out these.
@@wellcomehome thanks for your efforts and time .. hope to see you in poland 😊