Living in the city

Four cities, four profiles. Warsaw — the most expensive (50 m² rent ~PLN 4,150, purchase from PLN 16k/m²), the largest job market and an airport with worldwide connections. Kraków — touristic and academic (~PLN 3,450 rent), a strong cultural scene. Wrocław — IT and logistics (~PLN 3,400), the country’s strongest rent growth in 2024–2026 (~25%). Poznań — the most affordable of the four (~PLN 2,950), stable, family-friendly.

Living costs beyond housing

Utilities and administrative fees: 25–35% on top of rent. Public transport: monthly pass PLN 100–200 depending on city. Public nursery from ~PLN 0 + meals, private PLN 1,500–2,500/month. Private international schools: PLN 2,500–5,000/month.

International communities

Each of these cities has active Ukrainian, English-speaking and Russian-speaking communities — Saturday schools, clubs, events. We help you not only find a home but settle in a specific district with a matching environment.