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Living in Warsaw: the ultimate expat guide

Everything you need to know for a successful life in Warsaw.

Guide updated byVeedushi Bissessur, on 20 July 2021

Being Poland's capital and biggest city, Warsaw is a bustling metropolis. As the country's economic, higher education, artistic, cultural, finance and industrial hub, it is deemed to be one of Central Europe's most promising areas.

World famous, Warsaw welcomes with open arms expatriates who are looking forward to live, work or study here. Indeed, it ranks among Europe's most attractive and livable cities.

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