Buying Property in Poland: Expat Guide | Liczbnik
How foreigners buy property in Poland: permit rules, PCC transfer tax, notary deed, costs and the step-by-step process for a safe purchase.
How foreigners buy property in Poland: permit rules, PCC transfer tax, notary deed, costs and the step-by-step process for a safe purchase.
Polish PIT for expats in 2026: tax residency rules, the 12 and 32 percent rates, double-taxation treaties and how to file your annual return.
Renting in Poland for expats: lease contracts, tenant rights, security deposits, occasional tenancy and what to check before you sign.
How foreigners open a JDG sole proprietorship in Poland: eligibility, CEIDG registration, taxes, ZUS contributions and the first steps.
Work permits in Poland explained: oswiadczenie declaration, zezwolenie work permit, EU rules and what employers and foreign workers must do.
Registering with NFZ public health insurance in Poland: who is covered, how contributions work, choosing a GP and accessing free treatment.
Poland pension system explained: ZUS contributions, retirement age, how pensions accrue, the funded pillar and what expats should know.
The 800 Plus child benefit in Poland: who qualifies, how foreigners apply, payment amount, residence rules and how to claim through ZUS.
Exchanging a foreign driving licence in Poland: EU versus non-EU rules, deadlines, required documents and how to keep driving legally as an expat.
Opening a bank account in Poland as a foreigner: documents needed, account types, fees, online banking and tips for expats and newcomers.
Cost of living in Warsaw in 2026: rent, utilities, food, transport and a realistic monthly budget breakdown for expats moving to the capital.
Buying a car in Poland as an expat: registration steps, PCC transfer tax, mandatory insurance, technical inspection and the documents you need.
Exchanging money in Poland: banks versus kantor exchange offices versus online services, spreads, fees and tips to get the best rate as an expat.
ZUS social security in Poland explained in English: pension, disability, sickness and health contributions, who pays what and why they matter.
Recognising foreign documents and qualifications in Poland: apostille, sworn translations, diploma recognition and validating degrees for work.