So I decided to spend a lot of time in Poland from early 2014 onward. After reading Bang Poland and getting sick of my non-existent sex life in Unbonnie Scotland I decided to make that call.
Long story cut short I lost my virginity within 3 weeks whilst traveling through the country. I work on a ship 180-200 days a year on an irregular rota and spent a decent amount of time in the country throughout 2015. I spent the most time in the capital city...
I didn't actually get laid at all despite making consistent daily day approaches throughout the year. The women in the capital are way prettier than what I was used to back home but I found the majority of them rejected me really quickly while a handful were friendly (which made it worth it). Using indirect 'Day Bang' methodology I got a 25% success rate but almost all of the girls flaked on me and I managed to screw up the few dates I had. I'm not an '8' in the looks department or even a '7' (I'm 5'7.5, white and have been told my R V himself I look too much like the local guys).
The thing is, the 2nd tier, smaller cities might actually be better for me (the girl I got laid with and was in a relationship with on and off all year was from 3rd tier city). My Polish language skills are so-so -(I have put in a Herculean effort over 2015) not fluent by any means but enough to have conversations so places like Bialystok might be an option. However, the capital seems like the best training ground because it means I will never run out of girls to approach or get recognized. Remember I approach 15 girls every day. Right now I am completely focused on getting notches and won't stop until I have reached my personal target of a couple of dozen or so. Girlfriends/close relationships will be after I am 30 or so (I'm 27 now). So probably the capital is the best option for me no matter where I go. Right now is the start of the 3 years I really make it count...
I am strongly considering buying an 2 bedroom apartment in the city center of the capital with great logistics. It would be great to have my own place, not piss rent down the drain and have a major asset for the future which I could sell if I really get sick of the capital. I am thinking of putting down a £22k deposit (including all bills - lawyer fees etc.). I was planning to rent the 2nd room out on Air b and b to minimize the mortgage payments and bills...
My questions are: what is the best procedure for buying a property in Poland?
- Do I need to see an accountant first in the UK to transfer tax payments from the UK to PL? I work for a UK company which deals with the tax but they wouldn't deal with this. I wouldn't actually need to pay tax as long as I work on the ship as I'd be out of both countries more than 183 days a year. However, soon I won't be working on the ship anymore or at least for a long break so it makes sense to be paying tax where I live and to stay in line with the law. I am considering teaching English part-time...
- Do I need a Polish bank account? I have a 0% currency conversion and no transactions fee mastercard with my UK bank account so it seems pointless but is it a necessity to buy an apartment?
- What services do I need in Poland to buy an apartment? And in what order?
Hello to anyone who was at the Germany lecture by the way - I really enjoyed meeting the guys who went and of course the man himself!
Long story cut short I lost my virginity within 3 weeks whilst traveling through the country. I work on a ship 180-200 days a year on an irregular rota and spent a decent amount of time in the country throughout 2015. I spent the most time in the capital city...
I didn't actually get laid at all despite making consistent daily day approaches throughout the year. The women in the capital are way prettier than what I was used to back home but I found the majority of them rejected me really quickly while a handful were friendly (which made it worth it). Using indirect 'Day Bang' methodology I got a 25% success rate but almost all of the girls flaked on me and I managed to screw up the few dates I had. I'm not an '8' in the looks department or even a '7' (I'm 5'7.5, white and have been told my R V himself I look too much like the local guys).
The thing is, the 2nd tier, smaller cities might actually be better for me (the girl I got laid with and was in a relationship with on and off all year was from 3rd tier city). My Polish language skills are so-so -(I have put in a Herculean effort over 2015) not fluent by any means but enough to have conversations so places like Bialystok might be an option. However, the capital seems like the best training ground because it means I will never run out of girls to approach or get recognized. Remember I approach 15 girls every day. Right now I am completely focused on getting notches and won't stop until I have reached my personal target of a couple of dozen or so. Girlfriends/close relationships will be after I am 30 or so (I'm 27 now). So probably the capital is the best option for me no matter where I go. Right now is the start of the 3 years I really make it count...
I am strongly considering buying an 2 bedroom apartment in the city center of the capital with great logistics. It would be great to have my own place, not piss rent down the drain and have a major asset for the future which I could sell if I really get sick of the capital. I am thinking of putting down a £22k deposit (including all bills - lawyer fees etc.). I was planning to rent the 2nd room out on Air b and b to minimize the mortgage payments and bills...
My questions are: what is the best procedure for buying a property in Poland?
- Do I need to see an accountant first in the UK to transfer tax payments from the UK to PL? I work for a UK company which deals with the tax but they wouldn't deal with this. I wouldn't actually need to pay tax as long as I work on the ship as I'd be out of both countries more than 183 days a year. However, soon I won't be working on the ship anymore or at least for a long break so it makes sense to be paying tax where I live and to stay in line with the law. I am considering teaching English part-time...
- Do I need a Polish bank account? I have a 0% currency conversion and no transactions fee mastercard with my UK bank account so it seems pointless but is it a necessity to buy an apartment?
- What services do I need in Poland to buy an apartment? And in what order?
Hello to anyone who was at the Germany lecture by the way - I really enjoyed meeting the guys who went and of course the man himself!