Little Home - accommodation in Warsaw

Planning a Long Stay in Poland? 🌟

Moving for work or study and worried about finding the right flat and handling all the formalities?

Little Home is here to help! 🏠

We offer comprehensive services for finding and renting flats or rooms in Poland. Our services ensure your tenancy agreement complies with Polish law and provide practical support throughout your stay.

Key Benefits of Little Home
- Time-saving
- Competitive prices
- Prime locations
- Complete formalities assistance
- Legal support
- Market-based accommodation search
- English-speaking consultant

Accommodation Package
- Price: 250€
- Services: Offer search, landlord contact, online meetings, flat verification, bilingual documents, check-in set

Get your free consultation today! 🌍🔑
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🚗Familiarizing yourself with local traffic regulations is crucial when moving to a new country. Here are some key points about driving in Poland:

Basic Rules 🛑
- Always wear your seatbelt.
- The speed limit in cities is generally 50 km/h unless otherwise indicated.

2. Public Transport 🚍
- Buy tickets before boarding and validate them immediately. ( sometimes, especially in big cities you can buy your ticket inside the bus paying by card, or by app f.e. Jak dojadę.
- Check schedules online or use mobile apps for convenience.

3. Safety Tips 🚦
- Avoid using your mobile phone while driving - fines might be pricy!
- Yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.

Following these guidelines will help ensure a safe and smooth driving experience in Poland!

As an EU, EEA, or Swiss citizen, you can work in Poland without a work permit! Here’s how to get started 👇

1️⃣ Register your stay if you plan to stay longer than 3 months.
2️⃣ Use online job portals, networking events, and recruitment agencies.
3️⃣ Tailor your CV to Polish standards and prepare for interviews in English or Polish.
4️⃣ Obtain a PESEL number and register for health insurance.

💡 Tips for job hunting in a foreign country:

1. Research - understand the local job market and cultural norms.
2. Networking - attend local events and use LinkedIn to connect with professionals.
3. Learn basic Polish to enhance communication.
4. Use sites like Pracuj.pl, Indeed, and LinkedIn.
5. Consider agencies specializing in expatriates.

Good luck with your job search! 🍀
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Szukamy osoby na stanowisko: Specjalista ds. obsługi Klienta 👨‍💼

Osoba na tym stanowisku będzie odpowiadać za:

· Doradzenie w wynajmie mieszkania 🏠

· Telefoniczny i mailowy kontakt z potencjalnymi najemcami 📞

· Kontakt ze współpracującymi agencjami 🤝

· Obsługa portali ogłoszeniowych 🖥️

Oczekujemy, że jest to osoba:

· swobodnie posługująca się językiem angielskim

· komunikatywna

Zespół który tworzy firmę Little Home, to ludzie którym zależy na osiąganiu celów, dobrych relacjach i rozwoju własnym. Tworzymy zgrany zespół do którego teraz zapraszamy nowe osoby.

Jeżeli widzisz, że to propozycja dla Ciebie to zrealizuj dwa kroki:

Prześlij swoje CV na adres: [email protected]
Napisz w tym mailu dlaczego Twoim zdaniem pasujesz na to stanowisko.

Planning to work in Poland? Here's what you need to know. 🇵🇱

Who Needs a Type A Permit?
Foreigners working in Poland under a contract with a Polish employer.

💵 Salary must be comparable to Polish employees in similar roles and at least the minimum wage.
📑 Requires a certificate from the local job office confirming no available local workers for the job (labor market test)

Validity:
📅 up to 3 years.

Application Process
🕒 Application processing can take up to 2 months, so apply early!

🌍 Got any questions or need assistance?
Contact us for a free consultation 👉 https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

✨🌆New city, new adventures await! Take the opportunity to explore and discover all that your new home in Poland has to offer. From hidden gems to local hangouts, there's so much to uncover in your neighborhood.

🗺️ Explore Your Surroundings
Take leisurely walks or bike rides around the city to familiarize yourself with its streets, parks, and landmarks. You never know what hidden treasures you might stumble upon!

👥 Connect with the Community
Join local clubs, groups, or community events to meet new people and forge connections. Whether it's a language exchange meetup, a cultural festival, or a neighborhood gathering, getting involved will help you feel more at home.

🍽️ Discover Local Flavors
Treat your taste buds to the diverse culinary scene of your new city. From cozy cafes to bustling markets, sample traditional Polish dishes and international cuisines to find your new favorite spots.

Embrace the adventure of exploring a new city—it's a journey filled with surprises and unforgettable experiences! 🌟 Follow us for some inspiration!

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It's a simple process, but some telecommunication networks may require from you:

🔸 a deposit payment
🔸 having a valid TRC card

If you already have a TRC card, the process will be much simpler 📲

The only thing left is to choose a telecommunication network and go through the procedure of obtaining a Polish SIM card. 📞

But which company to choose? 🧐

We helped people from Turkey, Italy, Ukraine, Great Britain, Spain, Norway, Germany, India, and many more get a SIM card.

💡If you write to us, you can arrange a free consultation, and we will explain everything to you.

So, shall we chat?
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Learning the Polish language doesn't have to be dull! 🇵🇱
There are plenty of engaging resources available online to help you master this beautiful language. Whether you prefer interactive courses, language apps, or online tutorials, there's something for everyone.

💻 Online Courses: Enroll in virtual Polish language courses offered by reputable institutions or language schools. Many platforms offer flexible schedules and interactive lessons tailored to your proficiency level.

📱 Language Apps: Download language learning apps on your mobile device for convenient, on-the-go practice. With features like flashcards, quizzes, and interactive exercises, you can improve your Polish skills anytime, anywhere.

📖 Online Resources: Explore a variety of online resources such as podcasts, YouTube channels, and language blogs dedicated to Polish learning. These platforms often provide valuable tips, cultural insights, and immersive experiences to enhance your language journey.

Remember, speaking Polish is the key to integration! Embrace the challenge, practice regularly, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. With dedication and perseverance, you'll soon be conversing confidently in Polish! 🗣️🔑

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🌍✈️ Planning Your Move to Poland?

If you're preparing to move to Poland, whether as a student, a worker, or an Erasmus participant, organization is key to a successful relocation! Here are a few steps to consider:

➡ Finding Accommodation
The first step is finding suitable housing. Browse rental listings or rooms using online platforms or real estate agencies. 🏡

➡ Visa Formalities
If you are not a EU member, make sure you have all the necessary documents related to your visa or residence permit. Contact the relevant authorities in your country for necessary information and support. 📋

➡ Finances
Organize your finances before departure. Ensure you have sufficient funds to cover living expenses and relocation costs. 💵

➡ Transport and Logistics
Consider how you'll reach your new place of residence upon arrival in Poland. Use public transportation options or arrange airport transfers. We can do it for you! 🚕

➡ Communication
Check if your mobile phone will work in Poland. Consider purchasing a local SIM card or updating your phone plan to avoid unpleasant surprises.📲

➡ Health and Insurance
Ensure you have appropriate health insurance that will be valid in Poland. Also, gather information about the healthcare system in Poland. 🏥

➡ Packing
Organize your belongings before the move. Pack only essential items and remember luggage weight restrictions. 👛

➡ Language and Culture
Learn a few basic Polish phrases and familiarize yourself with Polish culture and customs. This will help you integrate better into your new environment.🇵🇱

Planning each step of your move will help minimize stress and make you feel more confident during your adaptation in Poland. Be prepared for each stage and enjoy your new adventure! 🌟
We can help you with that adventure contact us on a free consultation here 👉littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

🏡 Curious about post-move support with Little Home? 🤔

Absolutely! We're here for you every step of the way. Once you've settled in, you can count on our dedicated administration team for ongoing assistance.

From navigating the bureaucracy of obtaining essential documents like insurance, PESEL numbers, registration, and residence cards to answering all your queries about life in Poland, we've got you covered. 💪

Your comfort and peace of mind are our top priorities.
Feel free to reach out anytime! ⬇
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Is it always like this? 🤔
No, BUT at Little Home ✅ YES!

As you know from our previous posts, apart from the rent, there are other fees associated with renting a room or an apartment 💵🛏

Fortunately, by renting from us, you don't have to worry about that 😎

⚠ You pay us a fixed monthly rent because utilities are included directly in the price of renting the apartment.

If you can't find a room or an apartment in Warsaw, contact us - we'll tell you how it works and how we can help you 💬
➡ https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

🏠 Looking for Accommodation in Poland?
Little Home Has You Covered!

Planning to stay in Poland for work or studies? Worried about navigating the rental market and dealing with paperwork? Say no more – Little Home is here to make your transition smooth and hassle-free!

Choose between:
🔍 Accommodation Package: From room searches to lease agreements, we handle it all.
🤝 VIP Package: Accommodation Package + get extras like assistance with documents, airport transfers, and concierge care.

Why should you choose Little Home?

⏱️Time-saving
💰Competitive Prices
📍 Prime Locations
📝 Legal Support
🛠️ Market Knowledge
🤝 Practical Support English-speaking consultants are here to assist you every step of the way.

Don't stress about accommodation – leave it to Little Home!
Contact us today to learn more about our services.
➡ https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

Are you afraid that after entering Poland you will be left alone with administrative formalities?👇
Don't worry! Not with us! 🚀

We will provide you with:
➡ assistance in obtaining necessary documentation entitling you to have insurance,
➡ help with questions regarding obtaining a PESEL number,
➡ registration and residence card,

Our consultants will also be happy to answer any questions you may have about life in Poland. 👇🇵🇱

Get FREE consultation. ➡ https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

🐰🌷 Happy Easter!

Wishing you a joyous Easter filled with love, laughter, and lots of colorful eggs! 🐣🌼 May this special time bring you moments of happiness and precious memories with your loved ones.
Enjoy the springtime festivities and the beauty of nature blooming all around.
Here's to new beginnings and brighter days ahead! 🌸🥚✨

➡ At Little Home, we always strive for innovation and modern solutions to make apartment rentals even more accessible and convenient for our customers. Hence, you can now use cryptocurrencies as an alternative method to secure your dream apartment. 🏙

This is fantastic news for cryptocurrency enthusiasts and those who prefer fast and secure transactions. With cryptocurrencies, not only do you save time but also enjoy greater anonymity and data protection. 🔒📈

👀 Curious to learn more about this new payment option? Contact our team, who will be more than happy to answer all your questions.

Get your free consultation 👉https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation/

Is the security deposit refundable?

YES, if you meet these two conditions:

👉 You will not destroy the apartment and leave it in the great condition you got.
👉 You will fulfill the contract.

REMEMBER!💸

❗ The deposit will be refunded in an amount which depends on the damage and the general condition of the accommodation on the day the person moves out.

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If you're considering working or interning in Poland, you're in the right place! 🇵🇱 Here are some helpful tips and insights to guide you through the process:

💼Poland's growing economy offers diverse job opportunities across various sectors, including IT, finance, engineering, and more. Explore job portals like Pracuj.pl and LinkedIn to find openings suited to your skills and interests.

📝 Work Permits and Regulations
For non-EU citizens, obtaining a work permit may be necessary. Check the requirements with the Polish consulate or embassy in your country. EU citizens have the right to work in Poland without a permit, but must register their stay if it exceeds 90 days.

🔍 Internship Opportunities
Many companies in Poland offer internship programs for international students and professionals. Look out for openings in multinational corporations, startups, and NGOs to gain valuable work experience and expand your network.

📚 Consider enrolling in professional courses or workshops to enhance your skills and marketability in the Polish job market. Polish universities and vocational schools often offer programs tailored to international students.

👩‍🎓 Ready to Start Your Journey?
Whether you're seeking employment, internships, or cultural experiences, Poland has something for everyone. Stay tuned for more tips and insights on living and working in Poland! 🌟

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Do you know about most popular payment method in Poland? ➡

Meet BLIK! 🔥

Over the past eight years, the BLIK mobile payment system has won the hearts of Poles due to its speed, convenience, and security. 💪BLIK allows smartphone users to make cashless payments in both physical and online stores, withdraw and deposit cash at ATMs, as well as execute transfers to phone numbers and generate checks with a digital code.💡

BLIK payments are convenient and secure - you provide the BLIK code and confirm the transaction with your PIN in the banking app. You don't need to log in to internet banking, enter SMS passwords, or provide your payment card details. All you need is a phone with your bank's mobile app. 📲

All you need is the mobile banking app of a Polish bank – within it, you will find BLIK payment options. 🛡

P.S. Please note that the contactless payment option is only available in the Polish currency.

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✨ Remember about it before signing the lease.

✅ Check an acceptance protocol, where your landlord will note a detailed description of the current state of the property. This is a crucial document that protects both you and the landlord.

📋 Check and note any defects and shortcomings. This will help you avoid misunderstandings and disputes in the future.

🔎 Check installations, appliances, windows, doors, floors - every element is essential. Is everything working smoothly? Are there any visible damages? If so - note the landlord and make sure it's written in the protocol.

💼 Make sure that your lease acts in accordance with the law. It should protect the rights of both tenants and landlords.

📜 The acceptance protocol is your safeguard. In case of any disputes, it will serve as evidence of a fair assessment of the apartment's condition.

Renting is an important decision, so it's worth doing everything to ensure a smooth process. Remember the acceptance protocol and thorough inspection of the apartment.

If you need help with renting, consult with us in free consultations
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🌍 Moving to Poland or here for a student exchange? Let's talk about one crucial aspect of renting – the security deposit.

🔐 Understanding Deposits
The security deposit, known as "kaucja" in Polish, plays a vital role in renting a place. But how does it work, and how can you get it back? Here are some key insights.

📜 Storage Rules
The landlord is obligated to keep the deposit in a designated bank account, separate from their personal finances. This ensures the safety and transparency of the funds.

🔍 Amount Compliance
Remember, the deposit should align with the amount specified in the lease agreement. It cannot exceed the equivalent of one month's rent.

If you have any questions about deposits or other aspects of property rental, we're here to help! 🤝

💡 Pro Tip: For a smooth experience, ensure your deposit is correctly handled. If you need guidance on deposits or any other rental-related concerns, feel free to reach out. ➡️ littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

Are you considering renting an apartment? 👉Remember about all costs of it!

1️⃣ Rent - is the basic cost you will be paying for using the apartment.

2️⃣ Security Deposit - is a one-time payment that secures the owner against any potential damages to the property. After the end of the tenancy, if the apartment is in good condition, the security deposit is refunded. 💰

3️⃣ Utilities - include electricity, gas, water, and other utilities. They can be included in the rent or paid separately. 🚿

4️⃣ Internet and TV - if you want to use these services, remember to account for the costs.

5️⃣ Heating - in some cases, the cost of heating may be additionally charged.

6️⃣ Parking Fee - if you need a parking space, make sure you know how much it costs.

7️⃣ Property Management Fee - if you are using property management services, there may be a fee for their services.

8️⃣ Apartment Insurance - it's worth securing yourself against unforeseen circumstances – ask your landlord about it.

9️⃣ Additional Costs - depending on the rental agreement, there may be other additional fees, for example, for cleaning, maintenance, or refurbishment of the apartment.

It's essential to be fully aware of all the costs associated with renting, to properly plan your budget and avoid unpleasant surprises. 🔥If you have any questions regarding renting an apartment or are looking for the perfect property for rent. 🏠

Contact us for free consultation. ➡ https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

Hey International Students! 🌍
📚 It's Exam Season in Poland!

As the winter semester kicks in, many of you are diving into the world of winter exams. Let's unravel how the exam season works here and share some tips to help you ace those tests!

🗓️ The winter exam session typically spans January and February. Universities schedule exams for various subjects during this period. It's a rigorous time, but don't worry – with a solid strategy, you've got this!

📖 Study tips for exam success:
1. Create a Schedule:
- Plan your study sessions and breaks to maintain focus.
- Prioritize challenging subjects, but don't neglect others.

2. Review Lecture Notes:
- Go through your class notes thoroughly.
- Identify key concepts and topics emphasized by professors.

3. Utilize Additional Resources:
- Explore textbooks, online resources, and academic journals.
- Seek help from professors or fellow students if you encounter difficulties.

4. Form Study Groups:
- Collaborate with classmates to discuss and clarify doubts.
- Teaching others can reinforce your own understanding.

5. Past Exam Papers:
- Practice with previous exam papers to understand the format.
- Identify recurring themes and question patterns.
- ask about it your friends from other group or older - they might have some information about the exam or professors

6. Healthy Lifestyle:
- Ensure sufficient sleep, a balanced diet, and regular exercise. A healthy body contributes to a sharp mind.

7. Mindful Breaks
- Take short breaks to relax your mind.
- Avoid burnout by incorporating leisure activities.

👩‍💻 With the digital era, some exams may be conducted online. Familiarize yourself with the platform and test environment in advance. Ensure a stable internet connection and be aware of any specific guidelines.

Remember, it's okay to feel stressed, but your hard work will pay off. Stay organized, stay focused, and don't hesitate to reach out for support. If you have any questions or need guidance, drop them below! Good luck with your exams, and let's crush this winter session! 🚀

➡ Once you choose the perfect place to live, make an appointment at the flat with the landlord to sign a contract. 📑 This will still give you the opportunity to see the conditions of the flat in detail and make sure it’s the right place for you. If something doesn’t feel right, you can still cancel, move to a hotel for a few days and thus give yourself time to find a new place. 👇

Before signing the contract, take photos of the water, electricity and gas meters and the whole flat (including especially the condition of the kitchen, bathroom, walls and floors). 🎥📸 Such material will protect you in case the landlord makes problems with returning the deposit at the end of the rent. 💸
Arrange to pay the rent and the deposit by bank transfer – that way, there will be no doubts about payment. ✅

Stay safe and get your free consultation with us! 👉 https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

It’s 2nd part of information on the process of applying for a visa or residence permit in Poland. 🇵🇱

Check our last post from 12th of Jan, and now, let’s go! 🔥

➡️ Application Process:
Consulate or Office for Foreigners: Applications can be submitted at the Polish consulate in your home country or directly in Poland at the appropriate Office for Foreigners.
Deadlines and Fees: Check the available application submission dates and associated fees.

➡️ Waiting Time:
Be Patient: The process of document verification and decision-making may take several weeks or even months. Make sure you've submitted all required documents to avoid delays.

➡️ Polish Language:
Basic Polish Skills: While some documents may be available in English, it's beneficial to have basic knowledge of the Polish language, especially if you plan an extended stay.

Remember that each case may vary, so it's always advisable to consult with the relevant authorities before initiating the application.

Best luck! 🥳
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We’d like to share some valuable information on the process of applying for a visa or residence permit in Poland. 🇵🇱
Whether you're planning a business trip, studying, or considering long-term residency, here are some key tips to guide you through the process. 👉

The list of documents you will need to enter Poland legally depends on your country of origin.
If you are from a European Union country or Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, you will only need a valid ID (passport or identity card) to enter Poland. 🥳

➡️ Types of Visas and Permits:
Before you start the application process, understand the distinctions between visas and residence permits. Visas are typically short-term and suitable for brief visits, while residence permits are more appropriate for those planning an extended stay in Poland.

➡️ For Whom It's Intended:
Work: If you're interested in employment, you'll need to obtain a work permit.
Studies: International students must apply for a student visa or residence permit to pursue education in Poland.
Family: Individuals planning to join family members in Poland should apply for a residence permit based on family reunification.

➡️ General Conditions:
Documents: Prepare a complete set of documents, including your passport, passport-sized photos, application forms, acceptance letter from the school (for students), or employment contract (for workers).
Health Insurance: Many visas and permits require proof of health insurance, so ensure you have appropriate coverage.

Wait for 2nd part of this post!
📅19th of January!
Meantime - get your free consultation with us! 👉 littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/

If you are planning on moving to Poland, here we are! Sharing some insights on renting a flat here - it's not just about finding the perfect place! 🏡

👉 Landlords might ask for your passport, visa, or residence card, depending on your situation. Be ready to share your work details and planned stay duration.

👉 There are two types of agreements - the traditional one (just between you and the landlord) and the short-term one (needs a notary visit). The short-term deal might be suggested to you, especially if you're a foreigner. 🌍

👉 Make sure to read the contract thoroughly. If it's only in Polish, ask for an English version or use translation tools like Google Translate or DeepL. There is no obligation for contracts in Poland to be translated into other languages

👉 If you're booking remotely, a deposit may be required. Ask for a signed flat reservation contract ( (Polish: umowa rezerwacyjna) to ensure a smooth arrival and avoid any surprises.
📝 Keep in mind, if you cancel, the deposit might not come back to you.

Stay informed and ready to enjoy your time in Poland!
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May the coming year be a tapestry of new experiences, joyous moments, and meaningful connections. We wish you a year filled with laughter, personal growth, and a deep sense of belonging. 🫶

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your journey. Here's to another year of creating homes away from home, fostering friendships, and building a community that transcends borders. 🌍🏠

Wishing you a Happy New Year filled with love, success, and the excitement of new adventures! 💪🔥

Little Home introduces you the flow process of finding the perfect accommodation. 💪
Do you have any questions? 🧐
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At Little Home we understand that safety is a top priority for our residents from around the world. Today, let's talk about staying safe and being well-prepared with essential emergency services and contacts in Poland. 🚑🔒

🚑 Medical Emergencies: In case of a medical emergency, dial 999
Remember also about 112. This universal emergency number which is operated in both Polish and English

🚒 Fire Emergency: For fire emergencies, call the fire department at 998.

🚓 Police Assistance: Reach out to the police by dialing 997 for any security concerns or emergencies.
Your report should be short, clear and precise. It must contain information about:
➡ The place of incident
➡ The kind of incident
➡ The name of the person reporting the crime or incident

Contacting Your Embassy:

🌐 Embassy Information: Keep your embassy's contact information handy. They can provide essential support and guidance in times of need.

Local Emergency Contacts:

📞 Save local contacts like your landlord or property manager. Quick communication can be crucial during unexpected situations.

Safety Tips:

🧳 Emergency kit: Consider creating a small emergency kit with essentials like a flashlight, basic first aid items, and important documents.

📍 Know your location: Familiarize yourself with your surroundings. Identify the nearest hospitals, police stations, and fire departments.

📱 Emergency alerts: Stay informed about local alerts and emergency notifications through official channels and apps.

Your safety is our priority. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to our dedicated support team. Remember, preparedness is key to a secure and enjoyable stay. Stay safe, stay connected!

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Don’t waste money on currenc
💰 Save your cash from conversion fees – open a PLN bank account! 💡

In Poland, both residents and non-residents can open a bank account.

➡ If you decide to open an account without a residence permit, bank options are limited, especially if you're not an EU resident. You will have to provide your passport and proof of current residency in your country of origin. 📑

➡Document requirements for natural persons

🔹Passport or a national identification card;
🔹Proof of address:
🔹Information about your employment history;
🔹Some banks might require your Polish identification number (PESEL), etc.

While opening a bank account in Poland, read the terms and conditions carefully, especially related to banking charges. Check if any regular charges are levied to keep your account open or use a credit or debit card. 💵

👉Remember - we've got your back during your stay in Poland. Feel free to reach out to our administration team throughout your time here. They'll assist you in acquiring essential documents like insurance, guide you through the PESEL number process, and help with registration and residence cards, and more. 💪

Get your free consultation ➡https://littlehome.pl/littlehome-consultation-online/