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ePUAP | Online System | All Administrative Matters in One Place ePUAP (the full name: Electronic Platform of Public Administration Service) is a Polish online platform which allows communication between citizens and public administration units. One of the main features is a Trusted Profile (in Polish: Profil zaufany ePUAP) which allows you to submit many letters / requests / forms online, without the need to visit government offices. None Your local government office: register yourself in the place of domicile (zameldowanie), report missing or stolen driving license If you have a bank account in any of the following banks: https://pz.gov.pl/dt/registerByXidp – just click on your bank’s icon and follow the steps.

In order to declare your taxes, you need to fill in special documents – PIT forms – which are available at every tax office or can be downloaded from the Internet. If you had been working for various companies in 2018 – all of them should typically send you a PIT-11 via post office in February. More info about the process (in Polish) here: https://www.podatki.gov.pl/pit/twoj-e-pit/twoj-e-pit-jak-go-zlozyc-krok-po-kroku/ After the tax office processes your PIT form, you will either get a tax refund, or you will have to pay something yourself. Stowarzyszenie Interwencji Prawnej – Association for Legal Intervention, based in Warsaw, providing free legal advice to migrants in order to prevent marginalization and discrimination – • Fundacja Ocalenie – A Foundation that offers psychological counselling, therapy and consultation, as well as free Polish language courses – •

Living in Poland The Struggle Of Applying for Residence Permit in Poland | Things No One Tells You About Applicants for residence permits cards (Karta Pobytu) are experiencing massive delays these days. People who have been waiting for their permit for over a year, people getting their residence permit card only to see that it will expire the next week and they have to apply again… These are true tragedies for some

The commercial activities in Poland have been significantly restricted since a new law had been approved on March 1, 2018. It was being implemented gradually, with shops being closed only during some Sundays of a month in 2018. Since 2019, more restrictions will apply – shops will be open only on one Sunday per month. However, there are still number of businesses that are exempt from this restriction, for example: * post office points (this is the reason why so many Żabka stores are always open on Sundays – they have officially registered as points where you can send a letter or a package, thus qualifying as sort of post offices) Check