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Anonymous10/13/25, 11:16No.2832175
German here, I am considering moving to Poland. Reasons being:
- I am a software engineering freelancer and getting new projects at previously common hourly rates has become impossible, while the costs of living and risks (of being declared a pseudo freelancer and having to pay up to 50k Euros in taxes for your past projects) only increased. Working from Poland for German companies is still feasible though. Especially considering the lower taxes.
- My current apartment here is only losing value and if I bought one in Poland (I could get much bigger and newer for the same price), it would only increase by 5% every year, according to current projections. I don't need a loan, I could pay all in cash.
What I am unsure about is, where to get best quality of life, which cities I should look more into. Supposedly the best is in Poznan, but that city has no water and middle Poland seems to suffer from high air pollution as they burn so much coal in their county. My favourite would be Danzig. It seems it even has two international private schools there, the ISG and BISG. Although I would have expected it to also have a German one (like Willy Brand school in Warsaw) since the city is originally German.
What do you guys think, am I overlooking something, any advice? I am talking to recruiters about this topic right now and will probably spend next holiday there with my family soon.
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Anon10/13/25, 11:25No.2832180
>My favourite would be Danzig. It seems it even has two international private schools there, the ISG and BISG. Although I would have expected it to also have a German one (like Willy Brand school in Warsaw) since the city is originally German
German my ass. All you faggots can do is cause wars or economic turmoil which destroy europe, and then when shit is rebuild you claim it as German.
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Anon10/13/25, 11:38No.2832187
My German friend just bought an apartment in Berlin. She said in the long-term payments are cheaper and she can rent it out. Is she fucked? I know nothing of the German real estate market, but she seemed convinced it was the right play
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Anon10/13/25, 12:20No.2832202
>burn so much coal in their county.
It's not coal, it's trash.
Trash polaks take in from all over europe to dispose of in a "green way" for money.
(an empty lot in the middle of nowhere with a layer of concrete where trash gets piled up and then set on fire).
Filipinx would've dumped in the ocean but shipping is a problem for the french>My favorite would be Danzig :)
>I could also buy an apartment in Danzig with cash yet I'm posting on 4chan.org/trv/
Bait thread
You would've went to upper silesia which has the benefit of being more German, less filled with brown biomass delivering uber to obese polaks and tourists in Danzig.
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Anon10/13/25, 12:39No.2832212
>since the city is originally German.
And the thread was already over at this point.
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Anon10/13/25, 12:58No.2832219
I think we're very fucking full, mate. Nobody wants your brand of mystery meat neoliberalism here. Sort your own house out.
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Anon10/13/25, 13:37No.2832233
>EU funds are the only way money moves around
Jeez, wonder if there's any conditions attached to these payments. Sure don't remember seeing any Polish supermarkets recently!
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Anon10/13/25, 22:10No.2832353
good bait, you are def not welcome here, spierdalaj szwabie, etc
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Anon10/14/25, 03:51No.2832425
please fuck off and stay in your own lands. your kind has caused enough pain and suffering east of the Oder as it is
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Anon10/14/25, 10:41No.2832509
>German here, I am considering moving to Poland
you wouldn't be the first
try not to be quite so aggressive this time though eh