Is Poland a good place for expats?

Is Poland a good place for expats?

Is Poland Good for Expats? Poland has some challenges for both expats and locals, and requires a learning curve. The relatively low cost of living compared to other European countries is attractive. The country is one of the top ones for investors, which isn’t surprising as many new companies enter the Polish market.

Where do most expats live in Poland?

The best city in Poland to live in is Warsaw. Most of the leading state and foreign companies are concentrated in the capital, which ensures a high level of the economy.

Is Krakow good for expats?

Krakow has a quite high quality of life, with great options for entertainment and excellent transport infrastructure. This city, just like most big cities in Poland, is quite safe. The Kraków labour market is relatively open to expats.

Where do the rich live in Poland?

As far as the wealth of provincial cities is concerned, the first place is of course occupied by Warsaw with 7747,11 PLN per capita in 2018. Trailing by a considerable amount, the capital is followed by Wroclaw with 5805,25, Opole with 5747,77 and Gdansk with 5617,72.

Are Polish people friendly?

Although the Polish are generally considered friendly and helpful (the average score is 4.05), we are not very tolerant. Expats feel being discriminated against in every city. The Polish language is an issue.

What is the friendliest city in Poland?

A Family Affair: Warsaw ranked Poland’s most family-friendly city

• The Polish capital topped the earnings ratings and also scored well for its public transport.
• The western city of Poznań came first in the ‘access to education’ category.

Are Poles hospitable?

Poles are well-known for their exceptional hospitality. An old saying has it that ‘a guest at home is God at home’, thus if you stay in Poland for at least a few days and make friends with somebody, expect to be invited to a Polish dinner almost immediately.

What is the average salary in Krakow?

The average salary for jobs in Kraków, Poland is 85 760 zł (PLN) per year or an hourly rate of 41 zł (PLN).

Are people friendly in Krakow?

Sometimes just a few pleasant experiences with people can leave you with a warm feeling about a place. Unfortunately every pleasant experience in Krakow was outnumbered by a larger number of unpleasant experiences. Nowhere over the last 4 years have we encountered people as generally unfriendly as the Poles.

What is Polish culture blog for?

We bring cultures from all over the world into one of the most forgotten cities of Europe, to cities all over Poland. The way these people segregate into Polish culture and celebrate it is a beautiful sight. And that’s what this blog is for.

What is my goal in writing a book about Poland?

My goal is to hear the stories of foreigners in Poland, who come from all over the world. On occasions, I may get a little passionate, too.

Is there a Polish community in Lygon St?

The smells, sounds and tastes down Lygon St on any night of the week rival that of Rome, Athens and Naples. There’s the Asian communities in (believe it or not) China town, Springvale and Box Hill that add so much colour and vibrancy to our city – and yes, there’s even a Polish community.