From 27 to 29 June in Lublin, our colleagues Dorota, Żanna and Ewa from the Intercultural Dialogue Team took part in an international training course on intercultural integration for Polish local government staff, organised by the Council of Europe Intercultural Cities Programme (ICC) in cooperation with the Union of Polish Metropolises.
What should local integration policy in Wrocław look like? Residents of our city were asked this question last year during a public consultation. We invite you to read the report summarising the consultation.
We invite you to a meeting presenting the first part of the results of a study aimed at identifying the housing plans of migrants and refugees from Ukraine and Belarus and analysing the living conditions of new residents, their expectations and their relationship with the city. The research was carried out as part of the project “Conditions and Quality of Life in Wrocław – New Residents of the City”
What perceptions do we have about the Muslim community? Is there a mosque in Wrocław? What should we remember when working with a person from the Muslim community? These and other questions were asked by the representatives of institutions, units, and departments of the Municipality of Wrocław, who took part in the training entitled “How […]
One of the ways to share your opinion in the ongoing consultation is to take part in a round-table meeting. What is such a meeting and how can you take part? Please read the information below. On 2 June 2022 (Thursday), a round-table meeting will be held during Dialogopolis’22. The discussions are scheduled for 12:30–14:30, […]
Have you only recently arrived in Poland? Did you come on a visa or under the visa-free regime? Are you planning to stay longer and want to know how to go about it? Or perhaps you already have a residence card and are thinking about applying for another one? WroMigrant has prepared a training session […]
I would like to buy a laptop in Poland and take it to Ukraine. Can I claim a VAT refund? Yes, if you are a third-country national and do not have a permanent place of residence in the EU, e.g. you are staying in Poland as a tourist, on a visa or under the visa-free […]
