[sdiy] Discrete OTA

[Florian Anwander]

Hi

Am 03.04.2014 16:24, schrieb Roman Sowa:
> you need visa for more than 90 days stay, and work permit. To get that
> it may be probably sufficient to have your Polish employer statement.
> Starting a business here... well, that's a lot easier than 20 years ago,
> but still may seem like a brick wall for a foreigner.
Our company did so (in Krakow). We did it together with a former polish 
employer, which was a big help in regards of the language barriere and 
in regards of understanding the local habits.

We founded the company before Poland joined the EU, so it might have 
been the same effort as it is today for an US American.

But it works and Poland is a really vivid country. For me - coming from 
Munich, which is for sure not the most boring town in Germany - Krakow 
is a realy exciting city which lives in a kind of pioneer spirit and a 
sense of elation.

Florian