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Warsaw - Poland

by madhuri yadav 12 January, 2025 0 Comment 18 Views

Moving to Warsaw Poland

Contribute to the community by sharing information to help the Desi community connect and support one another. Provide details about apartments where the Desi community resides. Answer questions from those moving here for work, school, or other reasons. Share information about areas or buildings with a significant Desi population, including rent costs, utilities included, accessibility, availability of laundry facilities, and other relevant details. Note: This section is not for posting apartments for rent—please use the classifieds section for that. The goal is to offer guidance and answer questions for people planning to move to this area.

 

1. South Asian Community

  • Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Nepali, and Sri Lankan communities make up the majority of the South Asian population in Warsaw.
  • The Indian community is the largest, followed by Pakistani and Bangladeshi groups.

2. Areas with South Asian Communities

  • Ochota: Home to many Indian and Bangladeshi families.
  • Mokotów: Popular among South Asians for its residential and commercial amenities.
  • Ursynów: A growing hub for South Asian students and families.
  • Śródmieście: Central area attracting South Asian professionals.

3. South Asian Main Market Areas

  • Hala Banacha Market (Ochota): Offers some South Asian ingredients and spices.
  • Indian Street Food Outlets (Śródmieście): Small food hubs with a selection of spices and prepared South Asian dishes.

4. South Asian Grocery Stores

  • Little India: Sells Indian spices, lentils, and snacks.
  • Spices of Asia: Offers ingredients from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
  • Asian Tastes: Stocks a variety of South Asian and Southeast Asian groceries.

5. Transportation

  • Public Transport: Warsaw has a well-connected metro, tram, and bus system. The "Warsaw Travel Card" is widely used for unlimited access.
  • Ride Sharing: Uber, Bolt, and FreeNow are available for South Asian residents and tourists.
  • Cycling: Veturilo bike-sharing is popular for short commutes.

6. Religious Places

  • Temples:

    • ISKCON Warsaw: A Hindu temple serving the Indian community.
  • Gurdwara:

    • No dedicated Gurdwara; Sikhs often hold small gatherings in community halls.
  • Mosques:

    • Warsaw Islamic Cultural Centre: Caters to Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and other Muslim communities.

7. Cost of Living

  • Housing:

    • 1-bedroom apartment in city center: ~4,500 PLN/month.
    • 1-bedroom apartment outside city center: ~3,000 PLN/month.
  • Groceries:

    • Monthly grocery expenses for South Asian families: ~1,200–2,000 PLN.
  • Transportation:

    • Monthly public transport pass: ~110 PLN.
  • Dining Out:

    • Meal at an Indian/Pakistani restaurant: ~50–70 PLN per person.

8. Best Public Schools in South Asian Areas

Elementary Schools:

  • International American School of Warsaw (Mokotów): Offers an international curriculum.
  • The British School Warsaw (Mokotów): Welcomes diverse students, including South Asians.

Middle Schools:

  • Akademeia High School (Mokotów): Popular for its focus on multicultural education.
  • SIS South Asian Academy Warsaw (Ochota): Community-based middle school initiative.

High Schools:

  • International European School of Warsaw (Śródmieście): Offers IB and caters to expatriate families.
  • American School of Warsaw (Konstancin-Jeziorna, close to Warsaw): Known for its academic excellence and diversity.

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