Poland

About ROI (Return on Investment) in Poland

The Polish real estate market has enjoyed steady growth in recent years, with the highest demand and return on investment (ROI) concentrated in major cities such as Warsaw, Krakow and Gdańsk. In these cities, the average return on investment is around 5-7% per year for residential real estate. The Polish real estate market attracts foreign investors thanks to competitive prices and rapidly developing infrastructure.

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Health care

Poland offers a combination of public and private health services. Health care is covered by compulsory health insurance for citizens and long-term residents. For foreign investors and expats, private clinics are available that provide superior services

Education

Poland has a developed education system and offers a wide range of schools at all levels. Foreign investors and expats can enroll their children in international schools in cities such as Warsaw, Krakow and Gdańsk. The British School Warsaw and the International School of Krakow are examples of schools that offer instruction in English and provide educational programs such as the International Baccalaureate (IB). Poland also has a strong tradition of technical and business education, which attracts students from all over Europe.

Visa

Poland, as a member of the European Union, allows EU citizens free entry and stay without the need for a visa. There are different types of visas for non-EU citizens, including business visas and long-term investor visas, which allow foreign investors to stay and do business in the country for a long time.

About Poland and life in Poland

Poland is a dynamic country with a rich history, culture and constantly growing economy. The capital, Warsaw, is a rapidly developing business and cultural center that attracts foreign investors and entrepreneurs. The city of Krakow, which is a historical gem of the country, is also a popular place for tourism and real estate investments. Poland is known for its natural beauty, including mountainous regions and the Baltic Sea coast, which makes it attractive to tourists and investors.

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Taxes and prices

Personal income tax in Poland varies between 17% and 32% depending on the amount of income, while legal entities pay a tax of 19%. When buying real estate, you need to pay a 3% real estate transfer tax. Property prices in Poland are rising, especially in the capital cities, where the average price per square meter in Warsaw is around EUR 3,000-4,500, while prices in Krakow and Gdańsk are slightly lower.