Why I wouldn't move back to the UK after 7 years in Poland

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  @codinghusky5196 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m a Croat and I met an Englishman who moved into my village. I was absolutely SHOCKED he did what he did, and while he did marry a girl from the village who went to work in London (where they met), I couldn&apos;t wrap my head around HIM moving HERE, not HER moving THERE.<br><br>Felt insane.<br><br>Then he started talking and omg... Yeah, I can see why my little village of 500 people and 2 bears is WAY more appealing than a street of criminals, thugs, kids who rob you and drug addicts you find half dead in front of your building.<br><br>Thing is, you guys are very welcome to our Slavic lands... But you should take your own country back, not flee.

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  @trafimow · 1 year ago

  I’m a Pole leaving in the UK for 20 years now. This country has changed enormously in recent times. I see people displaying a lot of antisocial behaviours, the COOP in front of my apartment is being robbed every day, junkies sit on my stairs and make a mess. Police do absolutely nothing about any of this. The standard of leaving has dropped and so has safety. Every time I travel to Poland I feel so relaxed and I feel I can breathe again. I’m moving back to Poland in a couple of months and I cannot wait.

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• LO

  @louisechainey2940 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My son in law is Polish, when he first started seeing our English daughter people said he’s looking for a UK visa now people are saying she’s lucky because she can get a Polish one. We visit Poland twice a year and can see why you’ve made it your home.

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• DA

  @DavidH-z6v · 1 year ago

  Zero illegal migrants zero violent attacks. Respect to Poland.

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• FA

  @FALKOR78 · 1 year ago

  I am a Polish bloke living in the UK since 2003 and love this country like my own, basically embraced a British ways of life with open arms, but if I wasn&apos;t running my own business and had a good income I would be looking to go back to Poland. <br>Not sure if I could live there as every time I &nbsp;visit Poland I miss the UK but the living conditions, housing situation and non existence of illegal imigrants who have no respect to &quot;the hosting country&apos;s culture&quot; is certainly something that would help with soothing the pain.<br>I realy hope something will change in Britain but the future isn&apos;t looking good.<br><br>All the best to my British folks<br>🇬🇧💔🇵🇱

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• RE

  @remotetechie6910 · 1 year ago

  Brit moving to Poland is not what I thought I will see in my lifetime 😅

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• BW

  @bw9927 · 1 year ago

  This guy sums up what the vast majority of what most people think in the UK.

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• AR

  @ararabarara · 1 year ago

  This is the saddest, most depressing film about the UK. Pure hopelessness...

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• PH

  @philiplevins6702 · 1 year ago

  I first experienced Poland in 2016...I was &apos;best man&apos; at my good friends wedding( can&apos;t believe it&apos;s nearly 10 years ago )...anyway long story short...me and my good lady were blown away by Poland and fell in love with the country...we go back sometimes 3 times in a year and it has become our &apos;second home&apos;...We have our retirements on the horizon and guess where we will be based?...Yes we will will travel...but our &apos;home&apos; will be in Poland...Peace and wellbeing folks

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• ZW

  @ZwierciadloMiastaST · 1 year ago

  I moved from Poland to UK 15 years ago and I really regret my choice nowadays,stay where you are mate,because UK is a sinking boat and I&apos;m really concerned about my future here

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• KO

  @konradkowalski3978 · 1 year ago

  You are very welcome in Poland, doors are always open for such intelligent and open minds people like you.<br>I hope England will wake up before it will be too late🙏

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• GL

  @glenngoodman5816 · 1 year ago

  Hi i am from the Northeast of England. We moved to Poland nearly 2 years ago .Both retired from work early .I have been visiting poland for over 35 years. My wife since a child. Her father was Polish he settled in the UK after ww2. This gave my wife a right to Polish citizenship. She now has dual nationality. We moved to a small village about 50 miles from gdansk. We have great neighbours and everyone &nbsp;has been friendly and helpful. Such a better quality of life here .Wish we had done it sooner ...👍

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