Indian moved to Poland

Same to you my friend. Enjoy your time in Poland

czesc szarlotka,

just one more question..did you have to leave the country everytime when you wanted to renew your contract... or could you extend your stay while in Poland itself.. I want to know this as I plan to renew my contract with this company.. and am curious to know wheter I have to leave Poland and fly home to get a new sticker.

jinkue bardzo

Hi Indya.

I flew home every second weekend. My home is in England so I never hs the same problem as you. My visa was renewed annually by the company. They jusy took my passport and did it in Poland. I had it easy you see.

hi indians .

any indian is there /?

can i talk with any indian here or not ?


massage me on pionear_in@yahoo.com

i m living in poland .
warsaw

Czesc folks, Really nice to meet all of you...I have been following this thread for awhile and it seems to have gone off topic a bit....... the topic is Indian moved to Poland...


and yes I am yet another one of those hapless Indians. I just moved back to Poland from the South.. Mind you I lived in Warsaw earlier in 2005 so I am not exactly ignorant about Poles and Polish culture.

I am not far from Torun and if you have some inputs on nice places and people in the kujawaska pomorska province do get back to me...Hope to make many Polish friends too... but any Indians there ..do give me a shout.

papa

I am an indian from England with hundreds of polish friends in UK and Poland. I visit Poland regularly. I like to take my polish family friends out to an indian restaurant in Warsaw/Lodz area when I'm in Poland. My Polish friends have families/friends living in the area but not very keen on Indian Food even though they eat indian food with me at my home on regular basis (they hate chillies - but paprika is ok). I only had one reply so far regarding where you can find indian restaurants in Warsaw. I am back in Poland at XMas....... Any one can help with bit more detailed info.. contact me here or on skype slough_uk. Indy (shakaman) Many thnx

hey shaka man,

I lived in Warsaw for sometime in 2005 and I think that you need to find THE TANDOOR AND MAHARAJAH..BOTH ARE IN THE CENTRAL AREA AND PROMINENTLY LISTED IN THE WARSAW JOURNAL... ONE IS on the second floor and the other is on the ground floor a short walk away... they seem to be doing good business with Brits and Yanks at the weekend. In fact I could not get a table when I went there with my Polish friends.. happy dining mate

RE: Indian Restaurants in Warsaw.

Thanks Indya

Very useful info. Will check these next time - probably have to book in advance especially around xmas new year's time?

Hi Guys.. I am an Indian currently studying in Singapore (SMU) and would be coming to Leon Kominski, Warsaw in Feb 2008 for an exchange. As Leon does not have a university dorm i am having trouble finding an apartment. Could you guys help me and give me some directions on how should i go about my search. I am looking to stay with local students rather than the exchange lot, it would give me an opprotunity to understand the culture and business practices better. I am looking at Poland more than just an exchange destination. Alternatively i am also willing to stay with any families in Warsaw as a paying guest.

isnt this frm people from poland - hence polishforums.com...........
joke,, all welcome.. viva polska

Hi Guys

I am Sanket, a student from Singapore. I am coming on an exchange program to Leon Kominski, Warsaw. Thus i am looking to rent out a room with any students or even professionals.

Can u guys help me out, i would really appreciate it. I can get anything indian for you guys, hahah just a bit of bribing...

Anyways i am arriving in Feb 2008. Hope to get some favorable responses...

hi...

I am living in warsaw from last five years..i am from india chandigarh..if i can help somebody ..then you can ask me...everybody is welcome..this my e mail addres...loveherry96@yahoo.com........my name is harry.......bye

Hi i am Amin , i live in Poland in Troun , i need help can u find for me any indian cook , i planing to open indian restaurant in torun. pls contact with me as soon as Can

my nummber is +48692146112
my e-mail : anonto90@yahoo.com
thanks

hello Amin............ I will try to find a cook for you. plz give me few days i will let you know..few days ago i met one cook but he is not free now.he just start work in one indian resturent...any way i will try...cya

hey Amin, I live in Kuyawa Pomorska myself.. I met an Indian cook who had just finished his contract in Gdansk and was looking for a job in Warsaw...I will post his number here and you can call him up.. He is from Dehradun I think. Watch out for the next post.. post the address of your Indian cafe and I will drop by for some biryani sometime...and bring some friends too...ha ha

Namastey (hello,Czesc) to Everybody here .....:) I am Indian living in Warsaw from last 3 years.....enjoying here

if someone want to talk with me he/she is most welcome....i can write Polish but little bit with mistakes also....i can speak ....understanding much...thanks

Hello anybody

can help me to call to india with less money.
there is any Telephone card system in poland if yes where can we buy the telephone cards

yes buddy you can find telephone cards from post office most famous one is TELEPIN CARD and gives u lot of time to chat.Also guys if anyone is looking for any business in poland i would like to be a sleeping partner.Pls email me at polcialags@aol.com. thx

hi,i am ruppy from india ,now i want moved poland for futhure education and for earning preprous before country will be sanigan is it possible and please suggest any good consltant.thanks

i want to know that one year work permit visa for poland can be extendable

hi,i am ruppy,plz i want ans my if anybody know,my question at above plz plz plz.....help me as soon as possible..

hello...

i hope so that it will be in sanigan from 21st december...there is no work in poland.If you want to go any other country then it will be good option........

for any more information u can call me on this number....0048507288184......my name is Harry....

hello...

i hope so that it will be in sanigan from 21st december...there is no work in poland.If you want to go any other country then it will be good option........

for any more information u can call me on this number....0048507288184......my name is Harry....

Firstlly thanks for reply me.why u say like this, after sanigan there is no work in poland.how it can be possible,i will do anything any type of hard work over thier becouse i have major region move to poland,even i going to apply within 3 or 4 days plz suggest me rightly plz plz plz.......................

hi everybody just i registered in this forum and i have been through lot of threads i am from south india and i am coming to poland on temperory resident permit on which i can work as well. so my question is are there any software jobs(IT) around krakow or wroclaw especially in uk/usa companies as i cant speak polish and will it be easy to get a job there,how is the demand for IT jobs for those who cant speak polish .please let me know guys thanks for ur info in advance.

Hi there farooq,

Glad to get your info... and witamy v Polska.. I am a bit confused about your visa status. I am here in Poland also on work permit... and do I infer that you have the same visa status as me. Most of my colleagues are Britons or Scandinavians and so they need residency cards after a year's stay in Poland.

When you say residence permit with a right to work..does that mean you are landed immigrant like in Canada... Are you married to a Polish national or have Polish origins..like a Polish father or mother... I have met quite a few of half Indian Poles in North india... mostly teachers or social workers.. and they speak Hindi fluently.. Anyway good luck with your ob hunt and new life in Central Europe. You should contact Indian IT companies in India as a number of them have opened offices in Wroclaw and Krakow... and you should do a web search for US/UK IT MNCs and email their HR dept directly. But I want to warn you that Indian programmers in India earn more than programmers in Eastern Europe so you may be disappointed with Polish wages.

I wish to remind you that Poles you come across will form an impression of India by your actions and words..so please do your best to create a good impression. There are too many silly and inexperienced and perhaps not highly educated blokes from back home..posting here and making a laughing stock of themselves.

For eg. my compatriot Ruppyaulak...Instead of coming here to work and finding out that Poland has 12- 15 per cent unemployment he should spend the money on getting a better education or professional skills or simply remaining back in India and help in building the new airport in New Delhi. It is strange that India should now face skills shortage in the midst of an economic boom and yet more of us should continue to leave.

Having said that I also wish to state that I had left India to study abroad almost 20 years ago when things were tougher. I have noticed on my recent trips to India, it has grown more expensive and that salaries for qualified people are comparable when you adjust it for PP.

Should stop my ranting now... hope to meet all you "desi bhais" for some tea, samosas and bhujias in Amin Javed's to be opened Indian cafe..

Amin Bhai dukan kolne ka waqt kuch launching party sharty zarroor dena..sab ayenge.

Hi Sudhir,

I need you help.

I am currently in the Uk and have finished my Masters degree in business & management.
I am working at a leading insurance company in glasgow and already possess a HSMP (Highly Skilled Migrant Programme).

I have a problem, I have got a polish girlfriend and i want to be with her..she is afraid to come to UK and find a job for her. She is a lecturer in a University and she feels secured with this job. I tried to explain her but all in vain.

We even split once because of this issue but aftre 6 months came back. Now i am planning to go to Poland as she is really a nice girl and i want to be with her.

I am not sure if i can get any job in poland , my polish is very basic and some sign languages. Is it possible to get a good job with a good qualification and without polish language. I am ready to re-locate myself. I am looking around for zl 3000 - 5000. I am only ready to work in torun and not anywhere else....because i am not going to poland to earn money but for my girl....I can make enough money in UK.

Please help...as you are already there and aware of the situation.

Thanks...i wait for your reply. (bardzo Dzienkujie)

Sanjay

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farooq brother i know a person who has just got contract for IT work employees and construction workers from polish govt and he is arranging almost 2000 bangladeshi workers to poland if u are interested call me at 001 732 330 6883 as i dont have polish cell yet.maybe he can help u get ur field related job.

hi indya
thanks for ur reply the permit what i have got is temperory resident bcause i was married to polish national she lives in countryside and she wants me to come there and live with her and i dont know the lang there so that i am scared that will i get a job in IT nearby krakow so that i can survive there or should i have to do low level skill job which i cant.finally dont worry i will not make laughing stock of myselves and try to make a very good impression of india which i already made by marrying a nice girl from poland.

bye for now and take care

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hi sadhu

thanks for ur info sure i am going to contact him.

take care

Czesc Farooq,

Cograts on your brave decision to marry a pretty Pole... and good luck in your new life in central Europe. I would certainly be intrigued in hearing just how you managed to find a Polish bride in South India...as would all the other posters here.. so hope you decide to share your story.


There has been a recent trend of many non EU citizens(read that as Indo-Pakistani or African men ) based in the UK marrying Polish girls there in the hopes of getting an EU passport. I wonder if this really helps them at all as they need to spend 3 years in Poland first to get the Polish passport. I wonder if its nice to live in a country you dont really like or know much about for 3 lllllllllllllooooooooong years simply to be able to go to the country you like later.

Personally, I really love the USA and the freedom it represents for many persecuted people in times past...but I would not marry any American girl just to become an American......so its hard for me to understand how my compatriots manage this.

Well, Farrooq, I am in Kujawy Pormorska and if you are in the Torun area..drop me a line and we can drink some tea and exchange pleasantries some time.

Papa

Hi,mr.farooq,thanks for reply me,i have big region for move to poland,is this country is not good for indian who wants to study and job there,becouse move to poland is not much costly,it can be afodable for my parent plz suggest rightly that can be me and my parent easily affod.............plz plz plz plz...........