Is POLAND a nice place to live? (what you MUST know before moving to Poland)

I have been living in Poland for 2 years now, and in this video I share with you everything you have to know before you decide to move to Poland. Everything from education, finding job as a foreigner, safety, Polish cities, people's attitude towards foreigners, living condition & finding an apartment.

0:00 horrible weather, Być Może and my book 'I lived in Shanghai'
2:28 Living in Poland is better than you think
3:21 Polish cities are quite green and very 'liveable'
3:46 is Poland safe? what is the most dangerous place in Poland?
5:00 Taxes in Poland, freed higher education
6:35 Religion, churches and the Old Town of Warsaw
7:45 The best thing about living in Poland (culture, history, nature & traveling)
8:15 The worse thing about living in Warsaw (salaries, differences between Poland vs the west)
9:25 Can you find a job in Poland if you don't speak Polish?
11:35 Living conditions in Poland, is it easy to find an apartment in Warsaw?

Hi! My name is Kaja Kubicka. I grew up between Poland and Denmark, and for the past couple of years I have been living in Copenhagen, Shanghai, Bangkok, Warsaw and Paris, making videos about my travels, daily life & fashion.

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[billtuckwell]

First went to Poznan from Scotland in 2012. Wow, was I impressed. Having been every year since to 2018, (Covid stopped visiting) Seen Wroclaw, Gdansk, Krakow, Elblag. What I really noticed if the amount of sensible investment, to all buildings and infastructure. Very impressive development of all Architecture. Transport in the cities is excellent. People make you feel welcome. There is a cleanliness in all eateries and the food is great. Pay a visit soon. You will enjoy it.

[KeneHx]

I'm from Spain and I´ve been living in Poland for a year. Living in Warsaw is awesome! I might be a bit biased because living in the capital it´s not really representative of the whole country, but generally speaking, you have everything you might need and want. There´s no need to speak polish to get a good job and almost everyone (even some old people) speaks at least a bit of English, if not very well. Definitively, everyone should come to Poland and experience how such an unknown country abroad can be this good.

[Xdjdjdjrhdbsowodb]

Looking forward to live and work in Poland in the future! I adore Poland and people are super friendly...

[meaco]

I just moved to Warsaw two weeks ago for my retirement being 40 years out of Poland. I was born here.

[COtrucker]

I just got my Polish citizenship by descent/ancestry confirmed last summer and I will be traveling to the Polish consulate in Houston next month to apply for passport.

[jaimehaiti]

I visited Warsaw two years ago from NY and was blown away. I have been to most of the big cities in Europe and this visit exceeded my expectations. I would even go as far to say that Poland is a quiet storm coming, slowly but surely and everyone should take notice. The value you get for the money there is far more superior than many other European cities.

[jerometsowinghuen]

Overall, I think Poland is a nice place to live, work and travel.
It is environmental friendly, easy to find a job even don't speak Polish or a house to live, as well as a free broad range of education.

[mistagslim]

Agreed. Poland is a gorgeous traditional country to live in.

[bali_tourdriverandrentbike]

I am from Bali, as a tour driver, last week we explore Bali island with four ladies from poland, they are so so kind and friendly !!!!

[ilayda]

I am moving to Warsaw in a week, perfect timing!❤️

[ssyw]

Fajnie zobaczyć taki odcinek jak jestem polakiem :)

[karolinaoleksiak]

Po 16 latach w UK wracam do Polski i mam lekkiego stresa, dzięki za ten film, podnosi na duchu, komentarze obcokrajowców zachwyconych Polską są super 😊

[miray.s.]

i'm moving to Warsaw next Saturday! I cannot wait omg.

[elainemiguel]

Hi! I'm from Brazil and Poland is in my bucket list! I really wanna visit Warsaw and Krakow.

[jaypeeflores]

I visited Poland for work reason, and I fell in loved in the country right a way. Very friendly people, low cost of living, good nature and clean. I will definitely considering moving from the U.S.❤

[doktoraljayson]

Hi Kaja! consider me as your avid fan! Your YT channel is worth to watch.Very substantial and informative! I'll be moving to Poland next week from Taiwan ❤️

[panagiotisnotiskontis]

I love Poland and especially Poznań ❤️

[klaudiaw]

as for payments ... if you speak a foreign language or you are an IT specialist or a programmer, you can find a very well-paid job in Poland, but your salary compared to Western Europe will be quite low if you convert from PLN to EUR, while with such a payment you can expect a very high standard of living in Poland, maybe even better than in Western Europe or the North. But when you move from Finland, for example, do not expect that you will save money to start a new life in Finland, but your standard of living for a payment of EUR 2, 000 in Poland will be better than in Finland. You come here to live, not to save money.

[Andreea-pp]

I love Poland. I did not think in the past that I will say this. But Poland is awesome. I’ve traveled in some cities, and I felt like being in a book story.

[abdullahhakan]

Turkey and Poland has always very good relationships from 1500s till today times and in Istanbul Polish citizens had settled in 20.000 and founded Polonezkoy Town Near İstanbul. While being student for 1 month to expedite my English level to better, and time to time jogging in Brighton during communism newly free years of Poland, i found a warsaw guy at 15 years old and he told me that Polish citizens work hard to reach Turkey economic, social levels. At Bilkent University, i have got Polish citizen economics Prof Dr Man and he told me the Same, they work hard to reach contemporary levels in economics, infrastructures, technologically to Turkey's levels. Today Warsaw apartments are 4 times more expensive than İstanbul, Ankara, İzmir apartments' values.