End of the Meldunek?

1st February 2008

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Prime Minister Donald Tusk promised this week to do everything in his power to close down the country’s system for registering place of abode, represented by the “meldunek” certificate that Poles and foreigners alike must possess.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk promised this week to do everything in his power to close down the country’s system for registering place of abode, represented by the “meldunek” certificate that Poles and foreigners alike must possess.
“We have set in motion the work needed to end the obligation to register,” Tusk told a news conference this week after meeting with Interior Ministry and local government officials. “It will take time, however, because i ...

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