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Poland has one of the most developed economies in Europe and offers a wide range of jobs and income levels. If you think about living in a country that will help you improve your career, gain new skills and earn good money, Poland will be a great choice. Our country is now among the fastest-growing...

Historically, each European country had its own currency. Now, most of them use a single currency, the euro. The Eurozone’s goal is financial unification of Europe - an economic and political structure. The Euro is the currency of 19 out of the 28 EU member countries. It is also legal tender in Monaco, San Marino,...

According to Eurostat statistics, gross domestic product (GDP) in the European Union in the second quarter of 2019 amounted to 1.4 percent. However, in Poland, GDP amounted to 4.2%. This is one of the better results among European countries. Only Ireland, Hungary, Malta and Romania have better results than Poland’s GDP dynamics. Meanwhile, Germany and Italy, whose economy has fallen into recession, have to face problems.

Categories of foreigners who can work in Poland without a permit A A foreigner may  work in Poland without a permit A or a temporary residence and work permit if: has refugee status granted in the Republic of Poland; he was granted subsidiary protection in the Republic of Poland; has a permanent residence permit in...

A foreigner is obliged to leave Poland before the end of the stay, to which he is entitled on the basis of a Schengen visa or a national visa and before the end of the visa’s validity period.

Health insurance in Poland is insurance in case of illness, accident, injury, poisoning, life threatening condition, etc. To be able to use such insurance, you must pay monthly contribution under the insurance contract.

In the case of refusal to Visa application, the applicant receives information in writing about the reason for the decision. From the moment of receipt the decision issued by the consul, he / she can appeal a consul’s decision.

Do you want business invitation to Poland? Find out how to get it. If you have a lot of business partners abroad and you want to consult or negotiate face to face, you should think about getting business invitation.

Among all the European countries Poland has one of the most attractive job market. Every year the number of foreigners coming to Poland is increasing.

If you want to make Europe your home, you have many ways to do that. In this article, we will tell you how to become European citizen via investment. This program is called „Golden Visa”.

Did you know that Poland has one of the lowest unemployment rates in Europe? Registered unemployment in 2018 is lowering to record rank this year and it keeps getting better. It is come from economic development, which helps create new places of employment.

Setting up a company in a different country may seems like a big challenge but in reality, it is not that hard. You only need to know the rules. Read our article to know more about starting business in Poland and why it is worth it.

Traditionally, Poland has not been considered a very popular destination for Indian immigrants because of language issues. However, that perception is fast changing. In fact, lately the governments of both countries have felt the need for greater movement of Indian workers — both skilled and unskilled — to Poland. The Indian and the Polish governments have been having talks regarding the migration of Indian Skilled work force into Poland.

Poland entered 2017 in high spirits. Its GDP per capita based on purchasing power exceeded $24,000 and reached 65 percent of the Western European (eurozone) level of income.

Poland, with a population of over 38.4 million inhabitants, is the largest member of the European Union among all the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. In terms of the number of inhabitants, Poland is the 35th largest country in the world and the 6th largest in the EU

Why encourage immigrants to seek employment in Poland? The answer to this question lies in demographic forecasts prepared by the Central Statistical Office (GUS). By 2060, the working age population will diminish by 6.7 million compared with 2015. And if the retirement age is lowered, the decrease will amount to as many as eight million people.