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Getting Married in Poland without a visa?

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bawingerThreads: 1 Joined: Sep 7, 11 ♀	Edited by: bawinger Sep 7, 11, 14:45 #1
I will like to seek for advice from friends, who can help me with this situation, I am with my be love boyfriend, we are living together already, but we have one problem now, we want to get marriage and I havent any visa, I want to know is that possible to get marriage in POLAND? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks.

OlafThreads: 8 Posts: 1,369 Joined: Oct 29, 09 ♂	Sep 7, 11, 15:07 #2
On what basis are you residing in Poland then? If you require visa and you don't have it, then you cannot do much.

MidasThreads: 2 Posts: 788 Joined: Jul 19, 10 ♂	Sep 7, 11, 16:07 #3
So basically you're an illegal staying in Poland on an overstayed visa. You should be looking into deportation, not marriage :-)

Des EssientesThreads: 11 Posts: 2,318 Joined: Feb 6, 10 ♂ [Suspended]	Sep 7, 11, 16:12 #4
Midas has no compassion, only lust for gold, and that is disgusting.

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Edited by: Midas Sep 7, 11, 16:21 #5

Indeed that's awful.

I mean, it is not like illegal immigrants are actually using the same ( often unpaid ) services as legal immigrants and citizens, so one can't really blame them for increased wear and tear of the infrastructure, right?

And ( in the Polish case ) illegal immigrants are of course always employed legally ( not like anyone ever got deported, duh... ) so they always pay their taxes on time.

Des EssientesThreads: 11 Posts: 2,318 Joined: Feb 6, 10 ♂ [Suspended]	Sep 7, 11, 16:36 #6
Midas, how does your rant about illegal immigrants receiving social welfare services answer the OP's question, which asks if she can marry sans visa?

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Sep 7, 11, 17:23 #7

I live with polish citizens that have become some what british in their accent, not so much the woman more the men. These accents are hillarious in context as i'm an English teacher. I have met Polish woman and to be honest without trying to be negative here dis-like their approach to wanting to know me so quickly. I teach them something and they go off for ages and then come back all nice and that. Then once we get through that stage it's back to square one because I teach them something else and off they go again. I'm more interested in passion and relationship, they just wonder around in packs and wait for a gentleman like me to come along and teach them. The funniest thing here is that when I feel quite let's say ready to have a relationship, my love kicks in and i feel to much love from myself, thats the way i was born. I wanted to note here that all the information as a teacher, tha'ts what they call me must not go back home to their native country if they can't speak the good English I teach, it's that's worthless mixed up accent that gets me in fits of laughter becauase in the real world no businessman would do business with a polish speaker of the english language without ettiquitte. I like people, thats who I am a peopls liker but when I'm approached by a polish lady she's always with her roomies. When i'm home alone, I'm surrounded by poles and I get this massive love bubble around me, do they love as a person or am I the love they lost.

Would I marry a Pole, who knows I could have been polish once, I look like one :)

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Sep 7, 11, 17:27 #8

i'm an English teacher. I have met Polish woman and to be honest without trying to be negative here dis-like their approach to wanting to know me so quickly. I teach them something and they go off for ages and then come back all nice and that.

Jonah, if you are an English teacher then there is a school out there employing you that has made a serious mistake. Look at all the mistakes that follow your vocational claim.

teflcatThreads: 6 Posts: 1,076 Joined: May 29, 11 ♂	Sep 7, 11, 17:34 #9
Jonah. If you think you know English enough to teach it, you are kidding only yourself.

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	Sep 7, 11, 21:18 #10
but we have one problem now, we want to get marriage and I havent any visa, I want to know is that possible to get marriage in POLAND? No. You need to be legally resident in Poland in order to get married here - they can and will check.

dtaylor5632Threads: 49 Posts: 4,459 Joined: May 2, 09 ♂	Sep 7, 11, 21:26 #11
No. You need to be legally resident in Poland in order to get married here - they can and will check. Is that really 100% true, as I was getting married in Poland and I never needed to be a permanent resident?

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Sep 8, 11, 02:01 #12

No. You need to be legally resident in Poland in order to get married here - they can and will check.

WRONG! you can be illegal in Poland and get married no problems at all and I have seen cases like that,local municipality is where you register your marriage and then apply for residency permit in immigration and ofcourse unlike in usa (i dont know uk etc) where spouse has to apply for your residency in poland instead you have to claim residency for yourself on the basis of marrige.also after 2 years of your marriage and before 3,1/2 years of the date of your marriage you can apply for citizenship which can be granted more easily by the vovywodship(governership) which one can get in 60 days and if its even a day late you have to apply to the ministry/ President,I am saying this with experience as I was 7 days late and had to apply to president which took more then 6 months.

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Edited by: BigBrownEyes Sep 8, 11, 10:54 #13

Jonah

i'm an English teacher. I have met Polish woman and to be honest without trying to be negative here dis-like their approach to wanting to know me so quickly.

The funniest thing here is that when I feel quite let's say ready to have a relationship, my love kicks in and i feel to much love from myself, thats the way i was born.

when I'm approached by a polish lady she's always with her roomies. When i'm home alone, I'm surrounded by poles and I get this massive love bubble around me, do they love as a person or am I the love they lost.

awwww.....i live in latin america and i have a Poland english teacher (funny uh?), his english is british so i can hardly understand him bcoz i speak american english, but anyway. From the moment i met him i really had a crush on him and i dont know, maybe he's just kind, but he's my age and i have seen him staring at me... the thing is that i just know him as my teacher, that funny, good looking, polite and kind teacher he is... not more.. bcoz u know there are rules on the school, but i really want to get to know him as a friend, maybe go out someday... but no, that seems to be kind of impossible... Maybe when he's not longer my teacher, if he's not going back to Poland before, of course.... that i know eventually he will... meanwhile i really enjoy the classes with him... he's that easy going teacher, he's cool..!

StuThreads: 27 Posts: 1,109 Joined: Mar 31, 10 ♂	Sep 8, 11, 11:07 #14
No. You need to be legally resident in Poland in order to get married here - they can and will check Actually delph, it is not quite true. I got married here over a year ago when I was still a legal resident of the Netherlands.

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Sep 8, 11, 12:12 #15

you can be illegal in Poland and get married no problems at all and I have seen cases like that,local municipality is where you register your marriage and then apply for residency permit

a) If one is in Poland illegal, one can try to get married but one should expect to get caught while trying.
b) The fact that you don't know that marriages are registered on the gmina level but residency permits are applied for on the wojewodztwo level very much suggests that you have no idea what the hell you are talking about.

SzwedwPolsceThreads: 13 Posts: 1,915 Joined: Feb 21, 09 ♂	Edited by: SzwedwPolsce Sep 8, 11, 13:26 #16
Actually delph, it is not quite true. I got married here over a year ago when I was still a legal resident of the Netherlands. But you were in Poland legally. NL is in the EU as you know. You never need a VISA in Poland.

Foreigner4Threads: 22 Posts: 1,990 Joined: Nov 18, 07 ♂	Sep 8, 11, 14:04 #17
JonahThreads: -Posts: 5Joined: Sep 7, 11 I'm sure I am not alone in not understanding what point you were attempting to arrive at.

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