| Michael's passion for travel brought him from his native Scotland to Poland, where he now runs his own business -- which caters to expats like himself. Here he debunks some misconceptions about living in Poland, shares some of his plans for the future, and describes some of the aspects of everyday expat life in Poland. |
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A Scotsman Living in Poland ~ Life in a Home Away From Home:
Trevor, Polak Extraordinaire
| Living in Poland was a very challenging experience in quite a few ways for Irishman Trevor. He's back home in Ireland now, but plans on going back to Poland soon. Here he talks about what he liked and disliked about living in Poland, and some of the things he wishes he had done differently. He also gives advice on what to keep in mind before moving to Poland. |
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Wannabe Pole attempting to polish his Polish
| Shaun moved from Ireland to Nowa Huta, Poland, where he works as a teacher. Take a look below at bits and pieces of his expat life in Poland, his immersion into the local culture, his thoughts about the Poles, and his appreciation of the simple way of life. |
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Tales of an Englishman: John's experiences and thoughts on living and working in Poland
| It's been nearly a year since John moved from England to Poland, where he lives with his girlfriend and works as an English teacher. Here he gives information on finding a job (which is especially useful for native speakers of English), shares his observations on Polish attitudes and behavior, and talks about not losing hold on his roots even as he absorbs the culture in Szklarska Poreba and elsewhere in Poland. |
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English expat Rebecca is working as a human rights volunteer in Warsaw, Poland
| Rebecca has been living out of her native England for many years; now she lives with her boyfriend in Warsaw, Poland. She keeps herself busy doing human rights work at a nongovernmental organization and as a copy editor at a newsmagazine. Read her observations on things like the cost of housing in Poland and how she finds the Polish people. |
 Rebecca Steel |
