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The service was created for all Expatriates currently living or just staying in Poland. We do hope that content presented here will ease the process of accommodation in the new community and environment.
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 Holidays at the Polish seaside
Poland is enormously beautiful and diverse country with numerous interesting as well as spectacular landscapes and sights. Poland is...
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If you need legal advice then you are in the right place. Now you can ask your question in our FREE Legal Advice Corner. Legal Advice Corner is co-created by Expats-in-Poland and Polish Forum of Young Diplomats, which leads Legal Office for Foreigners. Now these young lawyers and students of law give our visitors legal advice for free. If you need to check info about Polish law, legal system, rights or duties, just send your question and get the answer you need.
We would like to thank our new partner - Polish Forum of Young Diplomats, for openness on cooperation and assistance.
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Legal & Finance International Services
Our Free Legal Advice Corner managed by the Expats-in-Poland and the Polish Forum of Young Diplomats is becoming more and more popular. Every day we receive questions and we are glad that we can be of any assistance.
What is more, we also receive requests for more complex legal support which is beyond the competence of our Free Legal Advice Corner. Therefore, we decided to start the cooperation with the Legal & Finance International Services, a team of the professionals in the legal field, who facilitate international legal support to physical persons, companies, government authorities all around the world. Having their main office in Poland, they are always available for contact and strive to stimulate proper procedures in all countries and regions. They offer broad and coordinated legal services, broad regional coverage, and thus, form a single access point as an one-stop-shop for all kinds of legal assistance of our covered economies.
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We hope that the cooperation with the Legal & Finance International Services will be beneficial for you and it will be a good completion of our Free Legal Advice Corner where you are still welcome to ask any questions.
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Sudanese warning on peacekeepers
Sudan again warns it cannot be held responsible for the safety of UN troops in Darfur if its leader is prosecuted for war crimes.
Karadzic appeal deadline passes
A deadline for Bosnian Serb ex-leader Radovan Karadzic to appeal against extradition to The Hague on genocide charges expires.
Hole forces Qantas plane to land
A Qantas plane makes an emergency landing in Manila as a hole causes it to lose cabin pressure, an airport official says.
Fresh US sanctions for Zimbabwe
President Bush signs an order expanding US sanctions on Robert Mugabe's "illegitimate" government in Zimbabwe.
Cyprus sets date for peace talks
Leaders from both sides of the divided island of Cyprus agree to launch reunification talks in early September, the UN says.
Obama urges Iran to end dispute
Barack Obama tells Iran not to wait for a new US president before resolving the nuclear crisis.
Hope of deal in world trade talks
Global trade talks that earlier looked near collapse have made progress and a deal might now be possible.
Scrum for final Olympic tickets
Thousands of people descend on ticket booths in Beijing, to get their hands on the last batch of Olympic tickets.
Chavez gets royal Spanish welcome
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez has talks over breakfast with Spain's King Juan Carlos - who famously told him to shut up last year.
DNA tests on 'yeti' split ends could help solve mystery
Scientists in the UK who examined hairs reputed to belong to a yeti in India say that an initial series of tests have proved inconclusive.
Scrabble owners sue Indian brothers over Facebook Scrabulous game
Hasbro, the company that owns the North American rights to Scrabble, sues the founders of Scrabulous.
Pietersen admits to Trophy fears
England batsman Kevin Pietersen says he has serious reservations about travelling to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy.
Sastre stays out in front in Tour
Carlos Sastre will go into Saturday's key time-trial with a lead of more than a minute following Friday's 19th stage of the Tour de France.
Medicine man
Bosnian tells how he was charmed by 'healer' Karadzic
Online queen
Rania of Jordan goes on YouTube to tackle stereotypes
Witchdoctor fury
BBC reporter tells of threats for taking on albino killers
Leaving Beijing
Migrants asked to go before Olympics comes to town
Unsung star
India's top boxer takes a shot at Beijing
Fossil fears
Road building threatens Jurassic age fossils in India
DR Congo boat accident 'kills 42'
At least 42 people die after their boat sinks on a remote river in DR Congo, officials say.
Ugandan urges weekday burial ban
Funerals should be limited to Saturdays to stop people missing work, a Ugandan official says.
US home foreclosures on the rise
The number of homes in some stage of being repossessed more than doubled in the three months to June, a report shows.
Life for Argentine ex-army chief
An Argentine ex-army officer is sentenced to life in prison for the 1977 kidnapping, torture and killing of four left-wing activists.
China paper censored for breach
A Chinese newspaper falls foul of the authorities by printing an image from the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
Cambodia parties in pre-poll push
Supporters of Cambodia's political parties fill the streets as campaigning comes to an end ahead of Sunday's polls.
Court backs EU citizens' spouses
The EU's top court rules that non-EU nationals married to EU citizens are entitled to live in their spouse's country.
Oil workers in Niger Delta kidnap
Five eastern European oil workers are kidnapped by Nigerian militants, security officials say.
Fresh clashes shake Lebanese city
Sectarian fighting breaks out between rival Lebanese factions in the northern city of Tripoli with one reported fatality.
W Bank settlement plan condemned
There is strong international criticism after reports of Israeli plans to develop a new West Bank settlement.
'Serial bombs' hit India's IT hub
Seven bombs hit the southern Indian city of Bangalore within minutes of each other killing one person, police say.
Power crisis hits Indian states
Maharashtra becomes the latest Indian state to announce measures to deal with a power crisis.
Pakistan's uneasy alliance with US
Barbara Plett highlights the complicated relationship between "war on terror" allies Pakistan and the US.
Mexico's long forgotten dirty war
Duncan Kennedy reports on efforts to find the corpses of Mexico's 'disappeared' in the 1970s and 80s.
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