1jola: This industry is controled by ex-SB; you won't be able just to start your own firm just like that.
Plenty of security companies around that aren't run by ex-SB types. The big ones might be, but the smaller local ones certainly aren't.
I know one guy who used to be in the business - no SB links, but had a habit of beating up drug dealers in his younger days.
andus: That is another option however, the paperwork, "red tape", different laws are so much different that for a non local to go into self-employment would be a mountain to climb. It would be easier (for now) to find a company that has years of experience in the field already. Then after a few years, start up by myself. But of course what you have said would be ideal for a place where you know the know-how.
In all honesty - if you have the money to start - then it won't be impossible. You might actually find that there's a demand for a reliable, non-Polish business which provides such services, especially for foreigners who might be loathe to trust Poles. I know that if I was dealing with something like this, I'd prefer to work with a British guy with experience than a Polish company.
The real difficulty will be attracting good clients - but if you target non-Polish clients, then you might just have a niche in the market.
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