What are my chances of getting a resident visa ?

Last activity 06 August 2024 by Joanne Yonan

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Joanne YonanMember06 August 2024 17:12:12

My grandmother immigrated to America, but she naturalized in 1940, which means I can not become a dual citizen of Poland. I have been learning the Polish Language since my mother, the interpreter, passed away. My aunts and uncles have died, but my cousins and other relatives Live near Tarnow. I want to move back to Tarnow as I am retired; I get a good salary and spend time with my family, whom I have not seen in close to 40 years.

What are my chances of getting a resident visa and, eventually the likelihood of becoming a citizen of Poland? I can become a dual Citizen of Germany on my father's side, and I would do that if it meant I would have a greater chance of becoming a citizen of Poland.

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