Polish citizenship through marriage, I've just got it.

blediThreads: 3 Posts: 26 Joined: Oct 22, 11 ♂	Oct 23, 11, 17:29 #31
Rodrigo: I had a period of six months to apply for citizenship Were you asked to give up your Brazilian citizenship or they didn't mention it in the documents?

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Oct 23, 11, 20:36 #32

simo007 I myself applied for Polish citizenship, but in the end chose not to take it. I just didn't see any advantage to having it. I have the staly pobyt already and it gives me everything I need. I also bought two flats in Poland even with czasowy pobyt, so I don't think that having citizenship really does much for you in that area unless things have changed. I wasn't judging anybody or insinuating that people go to Poland just to leech off of the EU, I just don't see the advantage of having a Polish passport. If you want it, go right ahead. No, prosze bardzo.

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Oct 23, 11, 20:44 #33

patrick:

Why would you want to become Polish? This is not to say that there is anything wrong with being Polish, but why not just get the Staly Pobyt and be done with the paperwork for 10 years. What's the advantage to being Polish other than the benefits it would give you in the EU?

If you are EU there is no added value - apart from being able to vote in national elections -. If you are not EU, well any backdoor to the EU is very welcome, isn't it? But why not try the Portuguese entrance?

simo007

Oct 24, 11, 20:32 #34

i understand you patrick, i thought you meant something else, anyway sorry, and as i said citizenship is personal matter, yes you can buy a flat or home... but i meant being polish give you good feeling, and u cant vote if you are not polish citizenship, i think this is good advantage because our voices can be heared from politics and as i believe that foreigner cant just live in poland for a long period of time without making for himself a place in this country, i dont have any problem to become polish citizen, i think it should be obligatory to get it my wife is polish my son is polish i should also be polish, this is my right and right of every foreigner who is living in poland and he/she wants to live always in poland, i dont know what's your situation, but im thinking to export and emport things from my country to poland, but i dont know how to start, i need help and many information, i would like if somebody here to help me, i'm not polish yet, and i crossed period of 6 months out of the country i was with my pregnant wife, so i hope they will agree to give me permanent residence, i hope everything will be ok, thnx for everybody.

gst100

Dec 8, 11, 04:54 #35

Hello all

I am a canadian and married to a polish lady , for about a year now.

I have an expired passport and wanted to apply for the Polish citizenship , I was lead to believe that it could be done with out an attorney , but I need help of how to apply as I am residing out side Poland at this time.
Can I apply while living outside Poland and then go there with my expired passport , can I get some kind of paper from the embassy to allow me to travel there and live there to complete the residency requirements and get the citizenship?
Help is greatly appreciated

newpol2011

Dec 19, 11, 22:43 #36

gst100:

Hello allI am a canadian and married to a polish lady , for about a year now.I have an expired passport and wanted to apply for the Polish citizenship , I was lead to believe that it could be done with out an attorney , but I need help of how to apply as I am residing out side Poland at this time.Can I apply while living outside Poland and then go there with my expired passport , can I get some kind of paper from the embassy to allow me to travel there and live there to complete the residency requirements and get the citizenship?Help is greatly appreciated

Hi,

Sorry for my poor english. on your case passport must be valid to travel anywhere in the world. IF it is expaire u r embassy can give you a temporary passport or a full passport then you can travel to poland. but getting marry dosenot give you a polish citizenship. its a long process. total 3 year of married and atlist 2 year in poland with 2 temporary residence permite. then apply for permanent get it after 3 monts around. finaly apply for citizenship in 6 monts window of time. if all gose right way you may get citizenship . its get a bit long time then often people think. and there is no sort cut way for this process. i hope this will help you some how.

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brotherhood	Dec 23, 11, 20:01 #37
Hello, How if an asian want to live in poland?

HarryThreads: 62 Posts: 8,508 Joined: May 2, 07 ♂ [Suspended]	Dec 23, 11, 20:05 #38
brotherhood: How if an asian want to live in poland? Just apply for a visa and then a residency permit in the usual way. Contact your nearest Polish consulate for more details.

EmmaaaaThreads: - Posts: 1 Joined: Apr 2, 12 ♂	Apr 2, 12, 07:40 #39
When you are married to a polish girl for 3years and you both are leaving together here in Poland,when you put in for Polish Citizenship how long you must wait to get it?Please can somebody help me...This year will make it 3years that am married with my wife,i need to know the Process and Everything,Please help..Thankzzz

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Apr 17, 12, 10:58 #40

sobieski:

I find it hard to believe the OP. Never knew Andersen was translated in Brazilian Portuguese? I have a Canadian mate here in Warsaw who is trying to get Polish citizenship. What he has to go through does not match in any way what the Brazilian Grimm writes. And Canadians are in a different league as to Brazilians.
For me he is plainly lying.

When we say that someone is lying, we should have some sort of proof or it becomes disrespectful, in my defense, I ask:
What do you mean by I'm lying? What do you mean by different league? Do you want me to scan my ID and post it here? I posted a piece of useful information, you post a response of discriminating BS. You know, your pal Adolf Hitler also thought that some people were in a different league and almost wiped out this beautiful cultural country which I decided to live in. By the way, I DECIDED TO LIVE HERE. I got Polish citizenship for the mere reason to facilitate my life here. I'm an Architect, I graduated in the UK, I didn't come here to run a Kebab shop or to have a McJob. I import and sell 20 tons of Brazilian coffee a month. What about you? Apart from criticizing and having lame friends that can't understand the rules and laws of a country, what have you done so far? It's sad what some people say. That just shows your low level of hope in the future. Are you one of those whosays that life is brutal? For the Hans Christian Endersen part, it's been translated in 56 languages. How many of them can you read? Have a nice day.

Ps: my ID was issued in may 2011.

wawa_marekThreads: - Posts: 40 Joined: Apr 17, 12 ♂	Apr 17, 12, 21:55 #41
Rodrgo, dont't care. You are just a citizen of Poland. Wish you a good luck!

RodrigoThreads: 1 Posts: 8 Joined: Jan 7, 07 ♂	Apr 18, 12, 23:34 #42
bledi: Were you asked to give up your Brazilian citizenship or they didn't mention it in the documents? There was no mentioning on giving up my Brazilian citizenship, as far as I'm concerned, it depends on one's country of origin if one is allowed to have dual citizenship or not, I have a Russian friend who had to give up his Russian citizenship, apparently Russians can't have dual citizenship.

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