FAQs

1. Address Change: when we change our address in Poland (Flat shift to another flat or City Change), where do we need to update our address?

Answer:

First, we need to update in Urzad Office with the "Address Registration" form.

zus.pl --update the new address for Tax related.

As per my knowledge, we need to update on these two only. Not sure if any other websites or offices in Poland.

2.

Has anyone to the UK from Poland? What's the visa process?

1. Create an account and fill out the long form.

https://www.gov.uk/apply-to-come-to-the-uk

Make an appointment at the Warsaw UK visa embassy

2. Upload all the documents online (else 30euro charges if done from the consulate/embassy on the appointment date)

Documents checklist will be provided after filing the form online

3. Visit the UK visa office on the appointment date (it’s below the Capgemini office)

4. You will get the visa in 10 days (can pay for home delivery of the passport (30eur or can collect from the office if in Warsaw)

To evade transit visas in the UK.

U MUST,

1. Have a valid TRC

2. NOT travelled had transit on two different calendar days.

3. Must have the Transit in the same terminal (normally terminal 5)

I am using TRC, but if the flight is from the same terminal. You will not get immigration itself

( Terminal 5)

When travelling internationally to India with your child and without your husband, it is generally mandatory to have a notarised permission letter (child travel consent) from the non-travelling parent. This document is essential to avoid complications during immigration procedures and to ensure a smooth entry/exit with the child. Carrying a signed permission letter along with a copy of your husband’s passport is strongly advised; border guards may ask for these documents, and having them helps prevent travel delays.

Importance of a Permission Letter

• A notarised consent letter from the absent parent authorising the child to travel with the travelling parent is recommended as a legal safeguard.

• The letter typically includes details about the child, the accompanying parent, travel dates, and destinations.

• It helps authorities confirm that both parents agree to the travel, avoiding suspicion of child abduction or custody disputes.