What are the advantages of permanent residence in Poland for people who love to travel?

Poland is located in the core of Europe, bordering Germany and Czech Republic in the west, Lithuania and Belarus in the east, Slovakia in the south and Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Northern Europe in the north. Geographically speaking, Poland has an important geographical position and is a bridge connecting Eastern Europe and Western Europe. It is known as the "crossroads" of Europe and the most important hub station on the "Belt and Road" in China.

For people who love to travel, China is a perfect region. One day you can enjoy the sunrise at the seaside, and the next day you can see how beautiful the scenery in the mountains is. From the perspective of a metropolis full of shocking places of interest, you can quickly think of amazing wild forests with unique flora and fauna. There is something for everyone. Do you like snorkeling? Go to hull peninsula. Do you like climbing mountains? ? wi？ Tokrzyskie Peak awaits you. In our country, you can also sail on the beautiful Lake Varmia and Mazuri Lake, which are considered by the candidates as one of the 28 most beautiful areas in the world, or climb Mount Tartrat, the highest mountain in Poland.

Poland has a flat and broad terrain, with 72% of its area densely covered with rivers and lakes within 200m above sea level. Most of the land is located in the Oblast Plain, with a slight fluctuation, with an altitude of 173m. The terrain is high in the south and low in the north, and the middle is concave. There are many moraine lakes in the north, and low hills in the south, near Sudeten Mountain and beskid mountains on the Czech border. The main mountain ranges are Carpathian and Sudeten. Among them, the Carpathian Mountains form Poland's borders with the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Ukraine.

"Poland is the main hub for communication between China and Europe, so the Belt and Road Initiative is undoubtedly an opportunity for Poland, not only in the economic field, but also in culture, cultural education and tourism." Chezare kowalski, adviser to the US President in Poland, said at the China-Poland Cooperation Summit. As many friends asked me about my work in Poland, as a Polish immigrant who has worked for many years and has little knowledge of daily life and current affairs policies around me, I also objectively explained the outline to my classmates.

Urban public transportation Every place has its own traffic management bureau in a big city, so the tickets in big cities are different. However, the good news is that if you are a student (so you have a student card), you are entitled to a very large discount (usually 50%). You can use one-time tickets, daily tickets, weekly tickets, monthly tickets and season tickets-mainly depending on your travel frequency. But the expansion has always been better and is the most suitable.

Urban public transportation is covered by buses, rail transit, subway lines and urban railways belonging to the Municipal Transportation Bureau, including several train lines. Need to use the latter, often need to apply for different types of bills. Be sure to remember that when buying a ticket, you need to make sure that it is undoubtedly the ticket for the means of transportation you plan to use.

Because Poland's extremely random immigration has attracted many foreigners to live in Poland's daily life, it has promoted Poland to become China with the largest number of residence permits among all EU countries. Take 20 19 as an example, Poland has issued more than 72.4 residence permits to foreigners outside the EU. In order to further standardize the management mode, in April of 20 19, Poland revised the Law on the Administration of Foreigners again, which made up for some systematic loopholes in the previous policies, made the whole application process more orderly and standardized, and implemented a series of major favorable current policies in terms of foreign project investment, student employment and welfare protection, which opened a new round of investment boom.