@@TravelAddictGuy 50% rent. 50% utilites /and i mean high speed internet, electiricity, heating/ some prizes are not included in rent..... about 2k PLN. in total one month. i have no clue what is incuded in ur rent.
We extend a warm welcome to those with kind hearts. Clients who have relocated to Poland over the past seven years report no racial issues, emphasizing the country's cultural depth and respectful nature. Poland offers a place where you can start anew, advance your career, and build a family. The people are amicable and respectful, mindful of personal boundaries, reflecting a strong sense of personal culture.
I lived in Warsaw for 5 months during my exchange program. Polish people are respectful and chill, some find them too quiet and cold but I like those kind of people. Cheers from Türkiye.
Yes, Poles are generally reserved and polite people. They have a reputation for not smiling much in public. Which is normally true. Hello to you and the good people of Turkiye. 🇵🇱👍
thx, I love UK, I have lived there for about 10 years. I moved back to Poland as I have found better paying job there ( I am a programmer). I still missing my friends and the Midlands where I lived :) Greetings from PL
@@HCforLife1UK has some great people. But some parts are being down by economic illigal migrants. I hear that's not working out well there. Also, poverty has hit them severely. I feel for them, they deserve better than that.
I'm from Poland but I've lived in London for 7 years now and I'm thinking about moving to Warsaw someday. I'm really happy to see Poland being open and welcoming to people from abroad. A lot has changed since I moved from there. I hope you will have an amazing time in my country and it's nice to see how many foreigners love Poland. Good luck! :)
Poland seems to be changing in a good way. It's becoming more international and appealing to foreigners. I'm very happy with my decision to move to Poland. Thanks for your kind wishes. Dziekuje bardzo. 🙏🇺🇲🇵🇱
I'm from Warsaw, and I lived in London 10 years ago. I left after 13 months, because it was an absolute, unsafe, black or Muslim ghetto like garbage back then already. Can't even imagine living there right now, regardless of how much money I would have. UK is a failed state, and London is a prime example of it. I'm back in Poland, and I couldn't love it more, but big cities are not for me anymore. I prefer lakes or sea sides. Never the less, good luck to you.
Kerry this is one of your best videos. It makes me want to come to Poland. You have a nice place to live and close to everything. Loved the interview with the coffee shop owner. Nice to see his view on his take living in Chicago versus Poland. A SUPER Video my friend.
I hope that you do come to Poland one day and enjoy it for yourself. That was interesting hearing how much he enjoyed Chicago. Thanks for the very kind comments. 🙏🏻😎
Exciting to hear about your new life in Poland amigo! I'm very grateful to you for providing such informative and entertaining videos over the last few years, and it was great that you kept it going in Spain through Covid when travel was so difficult! 👏👏Disfruta de todo en Polonia!!😁
I had some really great experiences in Spain. Got to know the country better, than I ever hoped to. No I want to try something new. Thanks for the kind words about my channel John. 🙏🏻😎
My wife and i have been to Malaga many times when you lived there. We have a trip booked next easter in Wroklaw, so will be watching your videos with interest.
Seems that we both like similar things. I've already put out 5 or 6 videos about Wroclaw, so you might want to check those. I'm sure you will enjoy this city, it's beautiful.
Came to Poland about 10 mths ago staying with family now. My entire family is from Poland. I was the first one born in US. I'm waiting on my permanent resident card etc and I am retiring here etc..good luck na zdrowie!
Wroclaw is where you want to be, recently I watched a movie about a huge Intel investment. Intel will build a mega semiconductor factory that will employ about 30,000 people, and thanks to this, many other companies that rely on these components are also planning factories next door to reduce delivery costs. The future of Europe's IT is growing in Wroclaw. You chose well!
That's amazing, I did not even know about the huge investment from Intel. This will no doubt turn Wroclaw into a leading city in Poland and in Europe. Thanks for sharing Sammy. 👍🏻💻👨🏻💻
Yea, I know. The US prices are getting out of hand. Plus you need to pay for everything else to live like insurance, health care etc. I love my location, looking forward to get to know Poland better now. Thanks Leplane.
Great choice to move to Poland. You can easy travel to Austia, Germany, Czech, Slovak, Sweden and we gor great train conection with Hungary. Plus on East Baltic countries are really great pkaces to visit ( Estonia, Lithuania etc.) Sometimes you can have cheap fly tickets to West European countries so if you are elastic you can travel very cheap here.
Hi kerry best of luck with your move to poland ..Apartment not a bad price especially with all the bills included .. I have a few polish friends here in Ireland that have relocated here ..Lovely friendly people 🙂
Congratz! Tbh Wroclaw is very expensive comparing to mid towns like Poznan, Lodz or Bydgoszcz, Szczecin or Gdynia/Gdansk. But it is a lovely place so I understand your choice.
I still love Spain, but it was time for a new chapter in my book. This year I've already been to so many beautiful places. I'm so thrilled to have ended up here in Poland. Thank you Debbie.👍🏻😎
Great video I live in Montreal Canada not as young as you, but I’ve also been thinking about moving from Canada things here or not going to well sketchy with the government the way it’s going So yeah, it was refreshing to see a video. Thanks for sharing.
Sorry to hear that about Montreal. Poland is a very safe country, most people speak English here too. I always recommend visiting a place before deciding to mobe there though. Thanks for the kind comment.
I recommend going to Kazimierz Dolny in your free time. It's a hard commute but worth it👍 Every time I'm there I feel like I've really moved back 150 years. I think that every Pole will tell you that this is a MAGICAL CITY and I think that no city in Poland has the same magic and energy as Kzimierz Dolny. The houses of wood and stone😍
@@TravelAddictGuy So book 3 days, from Kazimierz Dolny it's very close to beautiful Lublin ;-) In general, I love all the cities in Southeastern Poland. Rzeszów, Zamość, Przemyśl, Sandomierz. Beautiful relatively small towns
Hello fellow American and traveler and yes polish people are curious and wonderful and l have been to Poland 3times 1976 1979 2010,due to the my polish pen pal since 1976 and we are like sisters our birthdays are a day apart l like old Town in gdansk and Warsaw and Poland has wonderful train travels. 😊 safe travels
That's a wonderful story and just shows how kind hearted Polish people are. I'm so glad that friendship has endured. I also love Poland, as you can tell. Thanks Kimberly. 🙏🏻😀
@TravelAddictGuy thanks and your room is affordable by American standards which cost of living is high in usa l remember polish festivals in Detroit and lots of polish people in Chicago l heard and perfect for you for your traveling to nearby countries
@@kimberlygila I'm from Detroit and have been to a Polish festival just outside the city. I used to go to Hamtramck (where many Poles used to live) , to buy Paczki's on Paczki Day. It's a big thing in Michigan.
Thanks, again, for an insightful video. We are looking forward to our journey to Krakow, Gdansk, Riga, Tallinn, maybe Romania, then to Prague, Vienna, Bern, Paris, afterwards back to Oregon.
yoo, this vlog gives me such nostalgia, i know all these places im from Wroclaw currently living in Milton Keynes, UK since 6 years withing 3 years planning to move back there. All the best
My God ... my beautiful city ... I miss Wrocław so much. I live in UK since 2005, and I am in Poland just a visitor now :( Thank you for showing me the streets I walked in the past. Enjoy :)
Es muy verde aqui, y las temperaturas son mas agradable. Tambien es una ciudad muy bonito con mucho historis de la segunda guerra Mundial. Gracias Miguelon.
Wow man! do you remember when you was in Łódź and I’ve put comment on your video that you need to visit Wrocław l, and you promised me you will , and now you end up living there. You owe me a beer for that tip 😂😂🍺
WOW thats nice! Wrocław is a great city for expats and lots of foreigners live there, you will feel like home really soon! BTW, Polish don't like calling the country Eastern Europe, just say Central Europe (also actually more correct geographically)
I've heard that about using Central Europe. I was speaking about places I've been to, including Hungary. There does seem to be a mix of people here. I already feel pretty at home. Dziekuje. 🙏🇵🇱
@@pawelmela4572 EU =/= Europe. Europe is a continent and term "Eastern Europe" is geographical, making no sense for Poland, Czech Rep etc. People tend to use Eastern Europe term to describe poor underdeveloped countries, thats why polish dont like it. To be fair, it doesnt fit Poland anymore.
Mieszkasz na Gwarnej, Wrocław to moje miasto , wy tych rejonach się wychowałem i znam je na pamięć. Życie jednak tak mi się potoczyło że od dawna mieszkam w Kanadzie blisko Niagara Falls. Cieszę sięże podoba Ci się moje miasto.
Canada is a great country. I've been to Niagara Falls when I was a boy, it's very majestic. Hope you are enjoying your life in Canada. I'm a big fan of Wroclaw.
My grandparents are from Poland how hard is it to move there? Maybe you can film a festival sometime. Good to know they didn't lockdown so much during covid . I want to move there
If you have Polish family, I believe it's much easier. I'm sorry, but I'm not qualified to advise you on immigration. I'm glad you've enjoyed my video. 🙏🇵🇱
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That's wonderful, it's great to speak so many languages. Of course I was speaking in general, most young Poles learn English in school now. Thanks for the warm welcome, I love this city. 🙏🏻
@@TravelAddictGuy Don't worry, it wasn't personal. Hope you will see more of Wrocław and learn more. (look at Piwnica Świdnicka - the Oldest Restaurant in Europe - since 1273 - in Rynek underneath Ratusz)
@@TravelAddictGuy Normally I would say yes, but I know that was close few times when they switch the owners and they have (at leatst used to) own beer.... Have not been there for while :)
I've heard that those northern cities are more expensive to live in. Plus they are far from the rest of Poland, Czech Republic, etc. I've heard that they are beautiful though. I'm looking forward to visiting Gdansk and Gdynia one day.
Once you get a Visa, shouldn't be too hard to do it. They are looking for native speakers to teach English. Unfortunately, it's a bit more difficult since Brexit. Look for a job here. Good luck.
I'm living in Wrocław since 2005 (I've started university 1st year then). Maybe we will met in future. Check 'Pasaż Zielińskiego' - it's much closer than Hala Targowa.
If you see me, please say hello. I only like really high quality coffee, so for me it's worth walking to visit Enklawa. Plus I enjoy the exercise really. Thanks for sharing this other location.
Chyba chcę się przeprowadzę do Wrocławia. Jestem z USA, chociaz umiem mowic troche po polsku. Bardzo lubie jezyk polski, kiedys bede mowic jako native speaker (wikislownik mi powiedzial, ze "native speaker" jest sposoba mowic to tez po polsku.) I was trying to say in Polish (hopefully I succeeded): I think I want to move to Wroclaw. I am from the USA, although I know a little bit of Polish. I really like the language - someday I will be able to speak it as well as a native speaker!! (wiktionary tells me that "native speaker" is the way you say that in Polish, too.
@@TravelAddictGuy it's extremely difficult. If you aren't planning on staying long-term I don't think it's worth doing unless you love languages. But it would be easy to learn to speak a little bit badly and use that - like learning word stems and ignoring noun declensions, so that you can puzzle out what's on signs or something. Also from what I understand Polish people love it when you make an honest effort to speak their language. Powodzenia!
I looked at one smaller, with no bed, and they wanted 1400 zlty. Most of the cheap ones, they either want a girl or student. So I'm pretty happy with it.
Omg 1200 PLN is quite expensive for such small room i think. I live in Katowice, me and 4 other students rent a house divided for 2 apartments and I pay 800 PLN+media. Despite it's right 300m from university and it raises the price. 🤔 Here you can have newly bulit studio apartment for 1500/1600 PLN
I think that the prices are higher in Wroclaw. At least when I looked, they were. I also have high speed internet and a washing machine. I contacted many properties, and they either did not respond. Or they wanted a girl or student. 1500 or 1600 zlty for a studio sounds like a good price. Thanks for sharing.
Americans can only stay three months so location is key. Train right across the street and good location to easily get to other cities and close to German and Czech borders. He can always take his laptop to a cafe or library if he gets claustrophobic while working online. American tourists can and should pay more, not exorbitantly more but more than polish people or students
@@TravelAddictGuyIf you speak Spanish, there are few words that relate across the board. For me speaking and reading in Polish allowed me to learn other languages much easier. 😅❤
@NIEBO164 Spanish has been a great tool for me as Spanish speakers are everywhere. It also helped me pronounce other languages due to similarities. That's wonderful to hear that Polish has helped you so much.
Żabka indeed means frog haha! But in a nice way! Normally it is called żaba 🐸 and another store Biedronka 🐞 cute ladybug 😊 There’s another chain market called Dino 🦖 Isn’t that just sweet?? My kids absolutely love it! They always say Poland has the cutest names!! Where my mother in law lives there is a store called ‘Szyneczka’ and that means ham but in a nice way. Standard name for ham is szynka.
Do you prefer Hungary over Poland? I heard Hungary is still cheaper and not as cold in the winter, but the Poles are certainly more open and friendly in my experience.
@@jasongibson8114 Agreed, Poles are generally more open and friendlier, but the food tends to be more plain. Ever noticed how large Hungarian's get when they get older though?
@@TravelAddictGuy before and after the war it was a luxury hotel. then it was abandoned and damaged for decades. Next year, it will be the Mövenpick hotel with a panoramic rooftop restaurant.
@@TravelAddictGuy Thanks Kerry , yes I’ve been to Seville it was really hot but the hottest place in Spain I visited was Cordoba it was almost unbearable 🇪🇸
How hard is it to live there as a US citizen? What are the rules & guidelines? My husband is in the military & might get deployed there for a year, I’m in the army but getting out & I don’t want to be away from him for any longer. Can I stay longer than 90-180 days? Any help I’d greatly appreciate it.
I assume you could live with your husband on the military base. Otherwise you can stay 90 days in the Schengen zone visa free. So if you are looking to stay longer, you will need to get a visa. Every case is different, so I think you should consult a reputable Immigration attorney. Good luck.
@@TravelAddictGuy 1200 zł for a single room is a decent price. Since you have American friends with you in the apartment it should help you at the beginning in Wrocław. Later you will decide maybe for independent flat for yourself. Anyway - have fun and do not be depressive during our gloomy winter (always you can travel Florida then 😄
@@JakWilk Honestly, I don't even need my own flat. Even though it's nice to have. I would rather have extra money for traveling. I think the rice is good and like you said I can understand my flat mates. I'm worried about winter, but I am from Michigan. So our weather is similar.
I have to pay the tribute to Americans. I went to US in 2007, to visit New York and I went to Niagara Falls and Washington, I i felt very welcome and people was so nice. When I was going back to Poland an I entered the plane back to Poland and everyone was very stressed - I was sure they where all Polish... the stress was showing out. Americans are much more easy going and friendly
I'm really glad that you had such a great experience in my country. I really enjoy Poland and think that Poles are very nice people. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻
Ten Pan co mieszkał kiedyś w USA i posiada bar ma identyczny sposób mówienia jak tenisista Hubert Hurkacz, może to jego rodzina, a może to jakiś wrocławski sposób mówienia
He is a tourist but since he has Spanish residency permit the Schengen rules do not apply. An immigrant is someone who wants to live and work in another country. If he worked in Poland and stayed for purposes of life and work long term, got a green card and stayed in Poland and was taxed in Poland he would be an immigrant. But in both cases he would be an expat. Americans are double taxed by the U. S. government no matter where they live so becoming an immigrant to another country is not a good idea if you are just interested in long term travel
Living in CHILI, Spain & now Poland & USA? You can do so since you have very little income. Taxes will be low. Not possible for anyone successful who is tied of paying high taxes.
There are actually countries with low or even zero taxes like Dubai for example. I guess that you will have to choose between money and quality of life, I choose the latter.
I think it has. I've been pleasantly surprised with how modern many parts of Poland are. I also like how respectful Poles are of each other. I've been treated quite well as a foreigner. Thanks for the question.
@@TravelAddictGuy Wielu ludzi chętnie by z Toba porozmawiało, ale ma bariery językowe. Młodzi podróżują, pracują w korporacjach, więc język angielski mają dobrze opanowany. Moje pokolenie może mieć z tym problemy. W Polsce jest wiele kursów języka angielskiego dla starszych. Zapewne i to się zmieni na plus. Cieszymy się, że Polska otworzyła się na świat. Życie za żelazna kurytną było nieznośnie. Pozdrawiam i życzę wielu dobrych przygód w Polsce. Wracaj do nas.
Oh my God, prices in Wrocław for hiring a place are much higher than in Liverpool. I must rise the rent Ukrainians pay me for 2 bed flat, only 1200 zł per month in Rybnik. It is getting crazy expensive in Poland, good luck. I remember 2010 when I rented a flat in Rybnik, ul. Wandy in high-rise building 76 square metre, 4 bed, 520 zł rent, about 100 for gas and electricity. It seems I cannot afford to come back to Poland, it is more expensive than UK in some cities.
Everything has gone up because of the war. Still for me, the price is affordable compared to the USA. I'm sure that other parts of Poland would be cheaper to rent.
@@TravelAddictGuy Yeah, Liverpool has some disadvantages, first it is Liverpool (they do not speak english but scousish, no one knows what they say), second windy and raining 99.9% of the time, if there is 18 Celsius degree temperature weather it means global warming and you never go straight, only slalom as there is a dog shit every 50 centimeter. Poland may be more expensive as it lacks this "attractions"
@@tuxedooblue8515 ale czynsz do spółdzielni, czy odstępne, ja płaciłem odstępne 520, czynsz 580 i rachunki, to było to mieszkanie gdzie masz balkon sięgający od kuchni do dużego pokoju, to było połączone (zburzona ściana) w tym ogromnym pomieszczeniu tam gdzie stała prawdziwa kuchenka został na ścianie zamontowany marmurowy kominek angielski z przyłączem gazowym z dawnej kuchni, który można było włączyć na pilota, jak się rozpalił udawał kominek na węgiel, nad nim wisiała 50 calowa plazma (zapomniana technologia dziś), kuchnia przeniesiona do ostatniego pokoju po lewej od łazienki, pełen luksus, nowowyremontowane, podwieszane sufity, spotlighty, przedostatni po lewej też była wyburzona ściana i zbudowana jako ściana pomiędzy korytarzem szafa zabudowana dwustronna, od pokoju i od korytarza. Marmury jako blaty w kuchni, łazience i osobnej toalecie, elektronika wszędzie, krany na podczerwień automatyczne, klimatyzacja, w przedpokoju zanim doszedłeś do wyjściowych drzwi automatycznie włączało się światło. Piękne czasy, przed rozstaniem z byłą :D i emigracją. Teraz żyję w Liverpool, jakbym cofnął się w czasie o 100 lat. Ci angielscy idioci jeszcze nie odkryli miksera, wszędzie mają 2 krany na zimną i ciepłą.
"What is this life if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare. No time to stand beneath the boughs And stare as long as sheep or cows. No time to see, when woods we pass, Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass. No time to see, in broad daylight, Streams full of stars, like skies at night. No time to turn at Beauty's glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance. No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile her eyes began. A poor life this if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare. Leisure, by William Henry Davies " Interesting interview with the owner of the coffee shop. Hi from Fuengirola and good luck in Poland
My understanding is there were some dangerous neighborhoods here 20 or 30 years ago. But that has since changed. It's now a vibrant city, undergoing a revival in many of these former places. It's also becoming quite an international city now. Attracting many foreign visitors.
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I'm happy to be here in Poland. Thanks for the gift. 🇺🇲🇵🇱🤝
@@TravelAddictGuy stretched price. I have a kitchen, bathroom and room. for half that price.alone utilities are on the other hand. different story.
@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 Sounds like you have a good deal. But like you said, utility prices are high.
@@TravelAddictGuy 50% rent. 50% utilites /and i mean high speed internet, electiricity, heating/ some prizes are not included in rent..... about 2k PLN. in total one month. i have no clue what is incuded in ur rent.
@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 The utilities are very high now. Here I have high speed internet too, so it's perfect for me.
We extend a warm welcome to those with kind hearts. Clients who have relocated to Poland over the past seven years report no racial issues, emphasizing the country's cultural depth and respectful nature. Poland offers a place where you can start anew, advance your career, and build a family. The people are amicable and respectful, mindful of personal boundaries, reflecting a strong sense of personal culture.
That's very kind of you. It seems as thought everyone is welcome to visit and live in Poland. Thank you very much. 🙏🏻
I lived in Warsaw for 5 months during my exchange program. Polish people are respectful and chill, some find them too quiet and cold but I like those kind of people. Cheers from Türkiye.
Yes, Poles are generally reserved and polite people. They have a reputation for not smiling much in public. Which is normally true. Hello to you and the good people of Turkiye. 🇵🇱👍
I’m from the UK and I’ve been to Poland on holidays.
We have lots of polish people living in the uk and they’re very friendly.
Polish people are friendly and have a great sense of humor. I'm glad that I decided to move here. Thank you.
thx, I love UK, I have lived there for about 10 years. I moved back to Poland as I have found better paying job there ( I am a programmer). I still missing my friends and the Midlands where I lived :) Greetings from PL
But you Brits are not friendly. Go to Nigeria or Bangladesh on your hollydays
@@HCforLife1 Bullshit ! You have seen nothing
@@HCforLife1UK has some great people. But some parts are being down by economic illigal migrants. I hear that's not working out well there. Also, poverty has hit them severely. I feel for them, they deserve better than that.
A Pole here - I wish you best of luck in Wrocław!
Thanks for the good wishes. 🙏🏻😎
Wow! Man if things don't work out for me here in California maybe I'll move to Poland! They treated me real well there.
Poland is a good choice for many reasons. Good luck on whatever you decide. 👍🏻
Cali is dead !
Oh god please don’t 😂 y’all ruined florida and Texas.
@@WorstCowboyEver I'm not a liberal douchebag if that's what you're worried about 🤣
Thinking the same from Cali to . I just worry about making sustainable income out there
I'm from Poland but I've lived in London for 7 years now and I'm thinking about moving to Warsaw someday. I'm really happy to see Poland being open and welcoming to people from abroad. A lot has changed since I moved from there. I hope you will have an amazing time in my country and it's nice to see how many foreigners love Poland. Good luck! :)
Poland seems to be changing in a good way. It's becoming more international and appealing to foreigners. I'm very happy with my decision to move to Poland. Thanks for your kind wishes. Dziekuje bardzo. 🙏🇺🇲🇵🇱
7 lat temu było tak samo, nic się nie zmieniło w kwestiach otwartości dla przyjezdnych, zmieniły się tylko ceny które są o 1/3 wieksze
The population change. It has over 40 million people
Dlaczego tyle Polaków tak bardzo w ogóle wyjeżdża?
I'm from Warsaw, and I lived in London 10 years ago. I left after 13 months, because it was an absolute, unsafe, black or Muslim ghetto like garbage back then already. Can't even imagine living there right now, regardless of how much money I would have. UK is a failed state, and London is a prime example of it. I'm back in Poland, and I couldn't love it more, but big cities are not for me anymore. I prefer lakes or sea sides. Never the less, good luck to you.
Kerry this is one of your best videos. It makes me want to come to Poland. You have a nice place to live and close to everything. Loved the interview with the coffee shop owner. Nice to see his view on his take living in Chicago versus Poland. A SUPER Video my friend.
I hope that you do come to Poland one day and enjoy it for yourself. That was interesting hearing how much he enjoyed Chicago. Thanks for the very kind comments. 🙏🏻😎
Exciting to hear about your new life in Poland amigo! I'm very grateful to you for providing such informative and entertaining videos over the last few years, and it was great that you kept it going in Spain through Covid when travel was so difficult! 👏👏Disfruta de todo en Polonia!!😁
I had some really great experiences in Spain. Got to know the country better, than I ever hoped to. No I want to try something new. Thanks for the kind words about my channel John. 🙏🏻😎
My wife and i have been to Malaga many times when you lived there. We have a trip booked next easter in Wroklaw, so will be watching your videos with interest.
Seems that we both like similar things. I've already put out 5 or 6 videos about Wroclaw, so you might want to check those. I'm sure you will enjoy this city, it's beautiful.
I love your video. Awesome stuff you're presenting with comments and interviews! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the kind words. You can see how friendly Polish people are. I'm glad that I chose Poland to live.
Wow! A video filmed today! That's great! And congrats and good luck with your life in Wroclaw! 😊
Thanks Martin, I'm happy to be living here in Poland now. 🙏🏻
Powodzenia.Good luck in Poland.
Thanks Mario, I've been wondering what that word meant. Dziekuje bardzo. 🙏😎🇺🇲🇵🇱
Came to Poland about 10 mths ago staying with family now. My entire family is from Poland. I was the first one born in US. I'm waiting on my permanent resident card etc and I am retiring here etc..good luck na zdrowie!
That's fantastic. I'm sure that you'll be happy here. Dziekuje bardzo i na zdrowie! 🇵🇱👍
Wroclaw is where you want to be, recently I watched a movie about a huge Intel investment. Intel will build a mega semiconductor factory that will employ about 30,000 people, and thanks to this, many other companies that rely on these components are also planning factories next door to reduce delivery costs. The future of Europe's IT is growing in Wroclaw. You chose well!
That's amazing, I did not even know about the huge investment from Intel. This will no doubt turn Wroclaw into a leading city in Poland and in Europe. Thanks for sharing Sammy. 👍🏻💻👨🏻💻
Cost are rising in Wroclaw.
Congrats! That's a great room for the price. I was paying $550 some years ago for a room that came with nothing, in southern US.
Yea, I know. The US prices are getting out of hand. Plus you need to pay for everything else to live like insurance, health care etc. I love my location, looking forward to get to know Poland better now. Thanks Leplane.
@@TravelAddictGuy Yes sir, one of the reasons why I left the states too. Cheers
Great choice to move to Poland. You can easy travel to Austia, Germany, Czech, Slovak, Sweden and we gor great train conection with Hungary. Plus on East Baltic countries are really great pkaces to visit ( Estonia, Lithuania etc.)
Sometimes you can have cheap fly tickets to West European countries so if you are elastic you can travel very cheap here.
That's great to know. I'm looking forward to exploring more of this part of the world. There is so much to see. 🚆✈️
True. Tallin is my favourite European capital city.
Hi kerry best of luck with your move to poland ..Apartment not a bad price especially with all the bills included .. I have a few polish friends here in Ireland that have relocated here ..Lovely friendly people 🙂
Poles are great people, that's partly why I moved here. The price is great for me. Hope you're doing well Angela and thank you.
Congrats on moving to Wroclaw! I remember meeting you in Grampa's Hostel a couple of months ago.
Thanks for saying hello and wishing me good luck. I liked Wroclaw so much, that I decided to stay. 🙏🏻😎
Congratz! Tbh Wroclaw is very expensive comparing to mid towns like Poznan, Lodz or Bydgoszcz, Szczecin or Gdynia/Gdansk. But it is a lovely place so I understand your choice.
I've been to Lodz and Poznan. Looking forward to seeing more cities. I got a great deal here, so it was hard to turn it down. Thank you. 🙏🏻
poznan isnt mid town
@@Tomm4070exactly, Poznań is a great city! Ok, not as popular as Wrocław, but you can’t call it mid. And don’t get me started on Gdańsk🙄
Wow, you really have been taken in with Poland. Congratulation, I hope it works out for you and have lot of good time.
Honestly, it has almost everything I'm looking for. Thank you very much. 🙏😎🇵🇱
Good luck my friend, and enjoy your travels!
Thank you, I'm excited to begin a new adventure in my life. 🇵🇱👌
What's your best email?
@@CranialReleaseTechnique My email is also in the description of my videos. Here it is traveladdictguytag@protonmail.com
I am very exciting to see you in Wrocław..my lovely city
Hello from Chicagoland
Hi to all the Polish people living in Chicago. I'm from Detroit, so not too far away. Dziekuje bardzo.🇵🇱🇺🇲
¡Buena suerte! ¡Espero que todo te salga muy bien en tu nuevo hogar!
Hola Elaine. Un nuevo desafio aqui en Polonia. Much gracias por las buenas deseos.🙏🏻😎
Congratulations on your move! It feels strange not seeing you in Spain, but this is a new chapter!! Looks like you’re thriving there.
I still love Spain, but it was time for a new chapter in my book. This year I've already been to so many beautiful places. I'm so thrilled to have ended up here in Poland. Thank you Debbie.👍🏻😎
Great video I live in Montreal Canada not as young as you, but I’ve also been thinking about moving from Canada things here or not going to well sketchy with the government the way it’s going
So yeah, it was refreshing to see a video. Thanks for sharing.
Sorry to hear that about Montreal. Poland is a very safe country, most people speak English here too. I always recommend visiting a place before deciding to mobe there though. Thanks for the kind comment.
Best of luck. Hope you can be happy in Wroclaw. Best wishes from Ania
I am happy here. Thank you Ania. 🙏🏻
Wow, that's great! I wish you all the best and good luck in Poland
So many nice wishes. Polish people are so kind. 🙏
I recommend going to Kazimierz Dolny in your free time. It's a hard commute but worth it👍 Every time I'm there I feel like I've really moved back 150 years. I think that every Pole will tell you that this is a MAGICAL CITY and I think that no city in Poland has the same magic and energy as Kzimierz Dolny. The houses of wood and stone😍
Sounds like a very cool place to visit. I will look it up.
@@TravelAddictGuy So book 3 days, from Kazimierz Dolny it's very close to beautiful Lublin ;-) In general, I love all the cities in Southeastern Poland. Rzeszów, Zamość, Przemyśl, Sandomierz. Beautiful relatively small towns
Hello fellow American and traveler and yes polish people are curious and wonderful and l have been to Poland 3times 1976 1979 2010,due to the my polish pen pal since 1976 and we are like sisters our birthdays are a day apart l like old Town in gdansk and Warsaw and Poland has wonderful train travels. 😊 safe travels
That's a wonderful story and just shows how kind hearted Polish people are. I'm so glad that friendship has endured. I also love Poland, as you can tell. Thanks Kimberly. 🙏🏻😀
@TravelAddictGuy we are still friends till this day my polish pen and l. Imagine from 1976 to present 2023
@kimberlygila Such an incredible story. 👏
@TravelAddictGuy thanks and your room is affordable by American standards which cost of living is high in usa l remember polish festivals in Detroit and lots of polish people in Chicago l heard and perfect for you for your traveling to nearby countries
@@kimberlygila I'm from Detroit and have been to a Polish festival just outside the city. I used to go to Hamtramck (where many Poles used to live) , to buy Paczki's on Paczki Day. It's a big thing in Michigan.
Thanks, again, for an insightful video. We are looking forward to our journey to Krakow, Gdansk, Riga, Tallinn, maybe Romania, then to Prague, Vienna, Bern, Paris, afterwards back to Oregon.
Sounds like a wonderful trip. Safe travels!
Greets from Warsaw!
I love Warsaw. Hello to all of my friends there.
Congratulations on the move! Great video and interview! Safe travels Kerry
Thanks Phil, I'm really happy that I chose Poland. 🙏🇵🇱😎
yoo, this vlog gives me such nostalgia, i know all these places im from Wroclaw currently living in Milton Keynes, UK since 6 years withing 3 years planning to move back there. All the best
I'm really enjoying your city, it's a great place to live. That's cool that you want to come back here. Thanks for the good wishes. Cheers. 👍😎🇵🇱
That's awesome, congrats. Looking forward to the videos
Appreciate the good wishes. Hope you are still enjoying Spain my friend. 🙏🏻😎
My God ... my beautiful city ... I miss Wrocław so much. I live in UK since 2005, and I am in Poland just a visitor now :( Thank you for showing me the streets I walked in the past. Enjoy :)
You're more than welcome. Wroclaw is an amazing city, I just love living here. That's so cool to hear from someone who grew up here. 🙏🏻
Están bonitas las calles de Polonia 🇵🇱 te esta haciendo bueno de sol
Es muy verde aqui, y las temperaturas son mas agradable. Tambien es una ciudad muy bonito con mucho historis de la segunda guerra Mundial. Gracias Miguelon.
Poland is awesome!!🇵🇱 Other than TH-cam, what do you do for a living? How can you afford it?
Working online, that's the only way.
Nice interview.
Thank you man.
This is amazing! Good luck!
I'm excited about it. Thanks Tomasz.🙏🇵🇱🇺🇲😎
@@TravelAddictGuy You should. Wrocław is great place also because of transportation.
@@KTPawlowicz You're right, the transportation here is great.
Its great to learn about somewhere else via you.
Thanks Jasmine, travel is in my blood. 🙏🇵🇱😎
You can check Kopalnia Wieliczka mine. It is not that far from you, next to Krakow
I've been wanting to visit this place. It's a great idea. Thanks.
Wow man! do you remember when you was in Łódź and I’ve put comment on your video that you need to visit Wrocław l, and you promised me you will , and now you end up living there. You owe me a beer for that tip 😂😂🍺
Hahaha, I do remember. Yes, I owe you a beer for the tip. 🍻🇵🇱🇺🇲
Very nice market and interesting cool guy you spoke with
Nice market for sure, I will be shopping there for fruits and veggies. The owner is a really friendly guy. Enjoyed our conversation.
WOW thats nice! Wrocław is a great city for expats and lots of foreigners live there, you will feel like home really soon!
BTW, Polish don't like calling the country Eastern Europe, just say Central Europe (also actually more correct geographically)
I've heard that about using Central Europe. I was speaking about places I've been to, including Hungary. There does seem to be a mix of people here. I already feel pretty at home. Dziekuje. 🙏🇵🇱
When comes to EU yes, we're Estern Europeans but when you talking about whole continent then we are Central Europeans 😂
@@pawelmela4572 EU =/= Europe. Europe is a continent and term "Eastern Europe" is geographical, making no sense for Poland, Czech Rep etc.
People tend to use Eastern Europe term to describe poor underdeveloped countries, thats why polish dont like it. To be fair, it doesnt fit Poland anymore.
@@pawelmela4572 That makes sense. Most Americans would think you would think of Poland as Eastern Europe.
Polish girls correct me if I say Eastern Europe.
Kerry- I will be Vienna and Bratislava from Aug 26-Sept 10. Maybe i'll see you in Bratislava if you are there. we are coming from the US
I hope you have a great time. I don't think that I will be there then. If I am, I would enjoy meeting you both.
Good luck in Wrocław!
Thank you very much. I love it here.
Poland is awesome, I always have a wonderful time. I am moving to Lodz. Kava is cheap at Bania Luka in Krakow.
I love Poland too. It's great to hear you are moving to Poland, too.
Oh so happy for you! I am from Poland and have properties in Wroclaw, Poland :) so in case you are looking for property to rent I got one ❤
Thanks for the offer and welcome message. I have a place right now, but if I need something in the future, I'll let you know. 🙏
Welcome ❤😊 and enjoy 👍😃
Thanks Magdalena. 🙏🏻😎
Mieszkasz na Gwarnej, Wrocław to moje miasto , wy tych rejonach się wychowałem i znam je na pamięć. Życie jednak tak mi się potoczyło że od dawna mieszkam w Kanadzie blisko Niagara Falls. Cieszę sięże podoba Ci się moje miasto.
Canada is a great country. I've been to Niagara Falls when I was a boy, it's very majestic. Hope you are enjoying your life in Canada. I'm a big fan of Wroclaw.
@@TravelAddictGuy Im just wonder , you can read and understend polish language. Hope next time you try to speak polish much more .
@@dareki5344 I used the translator to reply to your message. I still cannot read and understand Polish. I hope I can one day.
6:20 'solid security' nomen omen
Is it a good omen?
My grandparents are from Poland how hard is it to move there? Maybe you can film a festival sometime. Good to know they didn't lockdown so much during covid . I want to move there
If you have Polish family, I believe it's much easier. I'm sorry, but I'm not qualified to advise you on immigration. I'm glad you've enjoyed my video. 🙏🇵🇱
If you can prove that you have Polish heritage, you can get your citizenship papers. “Law of the Blood”
How is the internet speeds in Poland? I’m in the IT industry so I’ll need good internet speed for remote work.
It seems fine, I'm sure they have high-speed internet. They also have 5g networks.
Orange Optical fiber up to 1 Gb/s . During the promotion, the fastest internet costs $22 per month . During the promotion, the fastest internet costs USD 22 per month and without the promotion it costs USD 24 . There are 3 speeds, i.e. 300 Mb/s for $19 per month, 600 Mb/s for $21 per month. Hookup is $30 .
Very good
Thankyou my friend
Thanks for the visit.
welcome , hope you find your stay very satisfying
Thanks Adrian, I'm already enjoying this city.
I'm almost 45 and I do speek English :) Also Dutch, German and French - so not just young people. But welcome in my Home City which I love the most!
That's wonderful, it's great to speak so many languages. Of course I was speaking in general, most young Poles learn English in school now. Thanks for the warm welcome, I love this city. 🙏🏻
@@TravelAddictGuy Don't worry, it wasn't personal. Hope you will see more of Wrocław and learn more. (look at Piwnica Świdnicka - the Oldest Restaurant in Europe - since 1273 - in Rynek underneath Ratusz)
@@akasharaider5644 I've heard about that place, I think you can just drink beer there too. Thanks for the tip.
@@TravelAddictGuy Normally I would say yes, but I know that was close few times when they switch the owners and they have (at leatst used to) own beer.... Have not been there for while :)
@@akasharaider5644 I read they changed it to kind of a fancy restaurant inside.
Hello. How do you make a living in Poland? Just curious. Thank you for making such great videos
Digital nomad. Thanks.
ahh wroclaw i was born there and grew up in HUBY area
That's cool, where do you live now?
Albuquerque NM , but have plans to move back and bring wife with me @@TravelAddictGuy
@@nmpawel80 Poland is doing great right now. Sounds like a good choice.
Wrocław nice city, although I prefer Gdynia (minus the cold in winter).
I've heard that those northern cities are more expensive to live in. Plus they are far from the rest of Poland, Czech Republic, etc. I've heard that they are beautiful though. I'm looking forward to visiting Gdansk and Gdynia one day.
@@TravelAddictGuy Gdansk and Gdynia is the best and it is near Baltic countries and Scandinavia.
@@perkunlitewski I'm looking forward to visiting those cities. Just a bit far from here.
How hard did you find it moving to Poland?? Been a few times and would love to move there from the u.k
Once you get a Visa, shouldn't be too hard to do it. They are looking for native speakers to teach English. Unfortunately, it's a bit more difficult since Brexit. Look for a job here. Good luck.
I'm living in Wrocław since 2005 (I've started university 1st year then). Maybe we will met in future.
Check 'Pasaż Zielińskiego' - it's much closer than Hala Targowa.
If you see me, please say hello. I only like really high quality coffee, so for me it's worth walking to visit Enklawa. Plus I enjoy the exercise really. Thanks for sharing this other location.
Chyba chcę się przeprowadzę do Wrocławia. Jestem z USA, chociaz umiem mowic troche po polsku. Bardzo lubie jezyk polski, kiedys bede mowic jako native speaker (wikislownik mi powiedzial, ze "native speaker" jest sposoba mowic to tez po polsku.)
I was trying to say in Polish (hopefully I succeeded):
I think I want to move to Wroclaw. I am from the USA, although I know a little bit of Polish. I really like the language - someday I will be able to speak it as well as a native speaker!! (wiktionary tells me that "native speaker" is the way you say that in Polish, too.
I don't yet speak Polish, so you are already ahead of me. Wroclaw is a beautiful city. If you think it's right for you, then go for it.👍
@@TravelAddictGuy it's extremely difficult. If you aren't planning on staying long-term I don't think it's worth doing unless you love languages. But it would be easy to learn to speak a little bit badly and use that - like learning word stems and ignoring noun declensions, so that you can puzzle out what's on signs or something. Also from what I understand Polish people love it when you make an honest effort to speak their language.
Powodzenia!
@@josephbrandenburg4373 Thanks for the heads-up, I just want to be able to speak it badly. So I might be ok.
Well done. You have made a few mistakes. Polish is a very hard language to learn. Well done again. Hope you will move to Poland soon. Best wishes.
The price is more less within the market range. It's not cheap, but it's not expensive either.
I looked at one smaller, with no bed, and they wanted 1400 zlty. Most of the cheap ones, they either want a girl or student. So I'm pretty happy with it.
Welcome to Wroclaw.
Thanks, I'm happy to be here. 🙏🏻😎
have a nice time here 👍
Thanks, I'm really enjoying it here.🇵🇱👌
Omg 1200 PLN is quite expensive for such small room i think. I live in Katowice, me and 4 other students rent a house divided for 2 apartments and I pay 800 PLN+media. Despite it's right 300m from university and it raises the price. 🤔
Here you can have newly bulit studio apartment for 1500/1600 PLN
I think that the prices are higher in Wroclaw. At least when I looked, they were. I also have high speed internet and a washing machine. I contacted many properties, and they either did not respond. Or they wanted a girl or student. 1500 or 1600 zlty for a studio sounds like a good price. Thanks for sharing.
Americans can only stay three months so location is key. Train right across the street and good location to easily get to other cities and close to German and Czech borders. He can always take his laptop to a cafe or library if he gets claustrophobic while working online. American tourists can and should pay more, not exorbitantly more but more than polish people or students
Hello, how are you? I am Oscar, from Alicante, TioTurco!
Hi Oscar, hope that you and Alicante are well my friend. Un saludo.
Have a fun while staying in Poland.
Thank you very much. 🙏🏻😎
How about tthat! I did not know moving abroad was so easy. Your pronunciation of Polish words is already good, do you pick up languages easily?
I've been to over a dozen countries and already lived in a few. I also speak Spanish, so I do enjoy learning at least basics in another language.
not "Wrocław" 🤣
@@TravelAddictGuyIf you speak Spanish, there are few words that relate across the board. For me speaking and reading in Polish allowed me to learn other languages much easier. 😅❤
@NIEBO164 Spanish has been a great tool for me as Spanish speakers are everywhere. It also helped me pronounce other languages due to similarities. That's wonderful to hear that Polish has helped you so much.
Nice, please also visit Warsaw, the capital! You would definitely enjoy it.
I did visit Warsaw, before I came to Wroclaw. You can find the videos on my channel. Thanks Peter. 🙏🏻😎
Żabka indeed means frog haha! But in a nice way! Normally it is called żaba 🐸 and another store Biedronka 🐞 cute ladybug 😊 There’s another chain market called Dino 🦖 Isn’t that just sweet?? My kids absolutely love it! They always say Poland has the cutest names!! Where my mother in law lives there is a store called ‘Szyneczka’ and that means ham but in a nice way. Standard name for ham is szynka.
Those are really cute names for stores. I can see why kids why love them. 🐸😀
I'm curious about how to just up and move to Poland. Don't you have to have some sort of visa which allows you to live there?
I have Spanish residency, so it's good for the Schengen zone. Eventually you have to apply in Poland though.
Way to go Kerry, Mucha suerte en Polonia.
Muchas gracias Ale. Estoy emocionado a vivir aqui. 🇵🇱🙏
@@TravelAddictGuy me alegro mucho por ti. Aunque no te conozco personalmente se ve que eres un buen tipo. Dale con todo Kerry.
@@alebroker7587 Vale, muchas gracias.
Congrats bro
Thanks Elliot, we both love an adventure. 🙏
Do you prefer Hungary over Poland? I heard Hungary is still cheaper and not as cold in the winter, but the Poles are certainly more open and friendly in my experience.
I honestly enjoy both countries. I'm happy with my choice of Wroclaw though.
@@TravelAddictGuy Would you say Budapest is still cheaper though?
@@dcikaruga They are about the same. Poland might be cheaper.
Budapest is great 👍, but Poles are friendlier. Hungarian food is the boss.
@@jasongibson8114 Agreed, Poles are generally more open and friendlier, but the food tends to be more plain. Ever noticed how large Hungarian's get when they get older though?
6:41 actually it is complete reconstruction to its former pre-war glory. At one point, only the ground floor was left.
That's very impressive. Was it a hotel?
@@TravelAddictGuy before and after the war it was a luxury hotel. then it was abandoned and damaged for decades. Next year, it will be the Mövenpick hotel with a panoramic rooftop restaurant.
@@kubarybczynski661 It's going to be great to see the transformation.👍🏻
Good luck Kerry , greetings from Scotland although I’m currently back on holiday in Benalmadena it’s very hot 😊
If you think that's hot, try Seville or Granada. Hope you enjoyed Benalmadena, it's such a beautiful city. Thanks for the good wishes Colin.
@@TravelAddictGuy Thanks Kerry , yes I’ve been to Seville it was really hot but the hottest place in Spain I visited was Cordoba it was almost unbearable 🇪🇸
@@colincampbell815 It's really hot in summer too. Similar to Granada.
How hard is it to live there as a US citizen? What are the rules & guidelines? My husband is in the military & might get deployed there for a year, I’m in the army but getting out & I don’t want to be away from him for any longer. Can I stay longer than 90-180 days? Any help I’d greatly appreciate it.
I assume you could live with your husband on the military base. Otherwise you can stay 90 days in the Schengen zone visa free. So if you are looking to stay longer, you will need to get a visa. Every case is different, so I think you should consult a reputable Immigration attorney. Good luck.
Congratulations on your move to Poland!!
Thank you, I'm feeling good about the move.
@@TravelAddictGuy good for you! That's what it's all about. If you have a good feeling then you should go for it. I'm happy for you!
@@lizcoleman5229 Thanks Liz.
Welcome to Wrocław as a citizen 🎉😅
Thanks Jakub. 🇵🇱🇺🇲👌
@@TravelAddictGuy 1200 zł for a single room is a decent price. Since you have American friends with you in the apartment it should help you at the beginning in Wrocław. Later you will decide maybe for independent flat for yourself. Anyway - have fun and do not be depressive during our gloomy winter (always you can travel Florida then 😄
@@JakWilk Honestly, I don't even need my own flat. Even though it's nice to have. I would rather have extra money for traveling. I think the rice is good and like you said I can understand my flat mates. I'm worried about winter, but I am from Michigan. So our weather is similar.
I have to pay the tribute to Americans. I went to US in 2007, to visit New York and I went to Niagara Falls and Washington, I i felt very welcome and people was so nice. When I was going back to Poland an I entered the plane back to Poland and everyone was very stressed - I was sure they where all Polish... the stress was showing out. Americans are much more easy going and friendly
I'm really glad that you had such a great experience in my country. I really enjoy Poland and think that Poles are very nice people. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻
Ten Pan co mieszkał kiedyś w USA i posiada bar ma identyczny sposób mówienia jak tenisista Hubert Hurkacz, może to jego rodzina, a może to jakiś wrocławski sposób mówienia
He has a very good American accent from living there so long. He's also a really nice guy, who makes great coffee.
Was Spain too expensive?
I started to get a bit tired of Spain. Plus there are way too many vlogs there now.
Show us around some cities in Germany would be very cool 😎
I have some plans to do that, too. I have already visited Dresden and it was very nice.
@@TravelAddictGuy why did you choose Wroclaw and not some other city?
@@izokm3575 I liked some other cities too. But found the right place, good location and fair price. I think I said it in the video. Cheers.
@@TravelAddictGuy nice nice. I will be glad to meet when i visit the region there, if you want
@@izokm3575 Send me an email. Link in description.
1200 zloty is super expensive!!!!!! For a room.
I looked for 2 weeks and could not find anything decent for less. That includes everything.
@@TravelAddictGuy That explains it, people generally rent for at least 1 year
Why did you pick Poland to move to? Wouldn't Croatia have been better? Saludos
I have not been to Croatia, I came to Poland and found everything I needed here. So I decided to move here. Thanks for the question.
16:13 this flower are to grave
Thank you.👍
Why you moved to poland? What happened to malaga?
Hi Beauty, I moved to Poland a few months ago. It's on to a new chapter now, still love Spain though.
@@TravelAddictGuy do you still remember me?
@@beautyqueen877 Of course I do, you used to come to the love chats in Malaga. How are you?
I'm good thanks...I've been very busy
@@beautyqueen877 Glad you're doing well. Nice to see you again.
An "expat" is a oerson forcibly relicated to the company's overseas location.
You're an immigrant. Just as I am.
I don't think that's the definition of an Ex-pat, it's someone living abroad b ut still a citizen of their country.
@@TravelAddictGuyyou've just described "an immigrant".
Let's just normalize the word. There's nothing hateful about it.
He is a tourist but since he has Spanish residency permit the Schengen rules do not apply. An immigrant is someone who wants to live and work in another country. If he worked in Poland and stayed for purposes of life and work long term, got a green card and stayed in Poland and was taxed in Poland he would be an immigrant. But in both cases he would be an expat. Americans are double taxed by the U. S. government no matter where they live so becoming an immigrant to another country is not a good idea if you are just interested in long term travel
Living in CHILI, Spain & now Poland & USA? You can do so since you have very little income. Taxes will be low. Not possible for anyone successful who is tied of paying high taxes.
There are actually countries with low or even zero taxes like Dubai for example. I guess that you will have to choose between money and quality of life, I choose the latter.
Wrocław? Witaj w domu! :)
Dziekuje bardzo. 🙏🏻
Someone must have already written this to you. A Żabka means a small frog. Frog is Żaba.
Yes, someone wrote this in a comment. I was quite surprised to learn that's what the name meant. Thank you for sharing. 🐸
Hey bro.. is american citizen required to apply for visa to enter Europe or they are visa free.?
You can enter without a visa.
did anyone notice the cute barista stick her tongue out at the camera? lol.
Hahaha, she did?
Czy podróż do Polski zmieniła Twoje zrozumienie Europy Wschodniej? Co było dla Ciebie najwiekszym zaskoczeniem?
I think it has. I've been pleasantly surprised with how modern many parts of Poland are. I also like how respectful Poles are of each other. I've been treated quite well as a foreigner. Thanks for the question.
@@TravelAddictGuy Wielu ludzi chętnie by z Toba porozmawiało, ale ma bariery językowe. Młodzi podróżują, pracują w korporacjach, więc język angielski mają dobrze opanowany. Moje pokolenie może mieć z tym problemy. W Polsce jest wiele kursów języka angielskiego dla starszych. Zapewne i to się zmieni na plus. Cieszymy się, że Polska otworzyła się na świat. Życie za żelazna kurytną było nieznośnie. Pozdrawiam i życzę wielu dobrych przygód w Polsce. Wracaj do nas.
Oh my God, prices in Wrocław for hiring a place are much higher than in Liverpool. I must rise the rent Ukrainians pay me for 2 bed flat, only 1200 zł per month in Rybnik. It is getting crazy expensive in Poland, good luck. I remember 2010 when I rented a flat in Rybnik, ul. Wandy in high-rise building 76 square metre, 4 bed, 520 zł rent, about 100 for gas and electricity. It seems I cannot afford to come back to Poland, it is more expensive than UK in some cities.
Everything has gone up because of the war. Still for me, the price is affordable compared to the USA. I'm sure that other parts of Poland would be cheaper to rent.
@@TravelAddictGuy Yeah, Liverpool has some disadvantages, first it is Liverpool (they do not speak english but scousish, no one knows what they say), second windy and raining 99.9% of the time, if there is 18 Celsius degree temperature weather it means global warming and you never go straight, only slalom as there is a dog shit every 50 centimeter. Poland may be more expensive as it lacks this "attractions"
@@imienazwisko3774 🐕💩😁
Mieszam na Wandy - teraz czynsz za M4 około tysiaka
@@tuxedooblue8515 ale czynsz do spółdzielni, czy odstępne, ja płaciłem odstępne 520, czynsz 580 i rachunki, to było to mieszkanie gdzie masz balkon sięgający od kuchni do dużego pokoju, to było połączone (zburzona ściana) w tym ogromnym pomieszczeniu tam gdzie stała prawdziwa kuchenka został na ścianie zamontowany marmurowy kominek angielski z przyłączem gazowym z dawnej kuchni, który można było włączyć na pilota, jak się rozpalił udawał kominek na węgiel, nad nim wisiała 50 calowa plazma (zapomniana technologia dziś), kuchnia przeniesiona do ostatniego pokoju po lewej od łazienki, pełen luksus, nowowyremontowane, podwieszane sufity, spotlighty, przedostatni po lewej też była wyburzona ściana i zbudowana jako ściana pomiędzy korytarzem szafa zabudowana dwustronna, od pokoju i od korytarza. Marmury jako blaty w kuchni, łazience i osobnej toalecie, elektronika wszędzie, krany na podczerwień automatyczne, klimatyzacja, w przedpokoju zanim doszedłeś do wyjściowych drzwi automatycznie włączało się światło. Piękne czasy, przed rozstaniem z byłą :D i emigracją. Teraz żyję w Liverpool, jakbym cofnął się w czasie o 100 lat. Ci angielscy idioci jeszcze nie odkryli miksera, wszędzie mają 2 krany na zimną i ciepłą.
Regards to Janek.
"What is this life if, full of care,
We have no time to stand and stare.
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare as long as sheep or cows.
No time to see, when woods we pass,
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass.
No time to see, in broad daylight,
Streams full of stars, like skies at night.
No time to turn at Beauty's glance,
And watch her feet, how they can dance.
No time to wait till her mouth can
Enrich that smile her eyes began.
A poor life this if, full of care,
We have no time to stand and stare. Leisure, by William Henry Davies " Interesting interview with the owner of the coffee shop. Hi from Fuengirola and good luck in Poland
I always try and make time to stand and admire what is around me. Thanks for the good wishes. A big hello to Fuengirola!
@@TravelAddictGuy I am referring to the "rush" that the coffee shop owner comments.
@@Viajesparatodoss Oh, I see.
Never been in there but I though Wrocław is just a big city with ghettos and graffitis here and there. So this video really broke my thoughs
My understanding is there were some dangerous neighborhoods here 20 or 30 years ago. But that has since changed. It's now a vibrant city, undergoing a revival in many of these former places. It's also becoming quite an international city now. Attracting many foreign visitors.