Asian community in Poland

Hi people,
Just wondering is there an asian community in Poland like in UK or USA or other european countries?

I have seen a few of them in Poznan. I understand that they are workers or students.

there's a quite big Vietnamese community in Warsaw, probably also Chinese, but I'm not sure.

Hi , in Wroclaw is a Japanese company building a plant for 10.000 people. Overthere are a lot of Japanese people

You have to be kidding there ******* everywere...

Poland has the third biggest Vietnamese community in Europe, after France and Germany ;) I don't remember exactly the number of Vietnamese...i guess something between 30,000 and 60,000 persons ;)

Yes. Mostly Vietnamise. Others not many. Many Indians are coming (especially students) but there's still no more than a few thousand of them.

I heard that a lot of Indians are going to come to Poland in the next years because of the lack of workers in Poland ;)

What else to we need...

What do you mean Pawel ?

Trust me we dont need the Indians in Poland they started migrating in Aus now theres to many. The same will happen in Poland...

I don't know...but who else would build highways and stadiums in Poland if there are no workers left ? :p i think it could be positive for Poland ;) we'll see ;)



Aus means Australia ? If yes, i have something to say : did you know that Australia is the thrid best place to live in the world after Norway and Iceland...seems like foreigners are not always that bad for a country ;)

Yes i do agree with you we need workers. But i just hope it doesnt turn out like in Australia were basically its ruled with Asians and indians




And no i diddnt know it was ranked third. beautiful country Australia. Pitty it doesnt snow in winter.

We can hope everything's gonna be alright in Poland ;) and i think it will be ;)

You're right, snow is great, unfortunately it doesn't snow a lot here in Paris, but last Christmas i spent 2 weeks in Poland, in Zakopane ;) it was great, with snow and fun ;)

That would of been fun, Snow bringing back memories. In Australia it's 40 degrees at Christmas you dont even eat its that hot. Wouldbe great to go back to Poland for Christmas..

Christmas in Australia is in summer :p but i'd feel weird...i can imagine, going to the beach, swimming on a December 24th afternoon... :p



Yes it is !! Zakopane is a really nice city ;) and walking down the streets in the evening with all the lights around you...you really feel it's Christmas, just like in the movies, LoL, and another thing i've never seen before, it's the fireworks on New Year's Eve !! When we got out of our hotel, we could see the sky above Zakopane lightened by so many fireworks ! Unbelievable, there so many of them, and it lasted maybe one hour :p Great memories ;)

Probably more Chinese.

Chinese too ? Thanks for the info ;)

Er, the 2002 census says that there are 1,808 Vietnamese in Poland.

But the census was about Polish citizens. Most of Vietnamise aren't citizens, most probably aren't even legally here.

Yeah, right. Because they can just so easily blend into the background and the police never ever hassle them....

I saw an official text with a number, i think it was 60,000 but can't be sure...Grzegorz is right, many of them don't have the Polish citizenship yet ;)

Indians may be coming to Poland to study. I would have thought that Poland may still be quite a cheap place to live and study. I was in Sydney not long ago and I did not see many Indians in that city though there does seem to be quite a lot of people from South Est Asia though geographically that is to be expected. Maybe that is why Australia keeps its points system to keep people out?

About Indians, both governments of Poland and India "signed" for the possibility for Indian workers to come to Poland ;) so it's official, sure some of them come to study, but some will come to work ;)

The new changing face of Poland. It will seem quite strange in the future to meet Polish speaking Indians!

LoL yes but i think that's great ! Mixed people are more open-minded, and everything's better when we learn to live all together...no conflict, no war anymore ! :p LoL nice dream, isn't it ;)

Sure I am.

Yes, for once... :p LoL i'm kidding ;)

You are too right. Yet it is both a positive and negative trait...

Possibly the Polish police recognize that a new Poland urgently need a heavy dose of intense and ruthless pragmatism from those VietNamese! (just joking!)



In future, if Polish speak Indian, that is disastrous!!! Though a nice dream does happen when they speak Esperanto or any international non-national language.

I agree with a conlang (constructed language) as an international language, but it seems quite complicated to make schools teach it ;)