FAQ

As a rule the employers meet the candidates, but it’s not his duty and is not guarantied. That is, after you have got the job, you have to arrange the meeting with your employer.

Usually an employer meets at the railway station in the city where you will arrive or at the bus stop. Naturally, you have to inform your employer about you arrival, the date and time, the number of the carriage, train etc. The meeting will be if you arrange it.

 

Yes, if your employer will confirm it and will help you with the documents.

 

Yes, if you will be able to prolong the visa

 

Yes, you will have the insurance as a citizen of Poland, which will protect you while you are at work. Besides, you buy the insurance for the whole period of staying in Poland. Our company will propose you the best variant.

 

 

It depends on different factors: first f all on how hard working you are, on your speciality and professionalism, on the conditions of work and living. In any case you will work out all the costs you have spent on the programme and will return home with money.

 

Yes, if the conditions of work don’t correspond to you desires and you have a motivated reason for changing this job – then you can change it and find another one. Remember, we are providing a legal employment in Poland, and it means you will work under the same conditions and will have the same right as the Polish citizens. Besides, our partner in Poland provides you with the support in conflict situations and will help you to solve all the problems.

 

 

In general, the employer provides the lodging and three day meals. In some cases you have to pay for the meals. In case, if the lodging is not produced, the employer will help to find it.

 

Many jobs don’t require the knowledge of the language. But it’s obvious, that the better your knowledge of the language, the better your chances to find good job. It’s easy for the Ukrainians to learn the language. In two months of working and constantly speaking you will learn it on the colloquial level, enough for living there.

 

The prices are approximately the same as in Ukraine. Somewhere maybe more expensive, somewhere even cheaper.

You have some variants: by bus, by train, by plain. Nowadays, there are exist economical air lines, which let you get to Poland with the prices the same as by bus.

 

 

The work in Poland has the row of pluses. To get a working visa is very simple, in distinction from West European countries. This is a Slavic country with the same mentality, but more developed.  There are no language barriers - you can learn the language in a few months. The legal employment in Poland let you get Polish "green card" and it is the straight way to European Union. With Polish citizenship you have the right to live and to work in any country of the EU.