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Go to FAQIn the age of universal access to the Internet, we have transferred much of the promotion into the virtual sphere, giving rise to such phenomena as e-marketing, e-commerce and e-business. The potential of digitisation has been recognised by entrepreneurs from all over the world, who are putting more and more…
A good CV goes way beyond a simple summary of our education and skills. Currently, a company’s best showpiece is its website. In line with this idea, CV helps a potential employer get to know us better even before the official job interview. It’s worth taking extra care to ensure…
Can a refugee from Ukraine leave Poland? Of course they can. Thanks to the geographical situation, cultural closeness and lexical similarity, Ukrainians can feel almost at home in Poland. However, many of them decide to leave for other countries within the EU (mostly Germany) or even further away – for the U.S.A. and Canada. Since the war started, the United States have hosted over 270,000 refugees from Ukraine, including ca. 130,000 people under the Uniting for Ukraine programme, which provides accommodation and financial support from American citizens, as well as health insurance and work permits. The numerous Ukrainian community in the U.S. also plays a role, as many migrants choose this destination because of their family ties. However, there are some restrictions for Ukrainians who want to travel to the U.S.A.: first of all, they must get a visa. Leaving for the U.S.: required documentation and visa procedures In Poland, Ukrainians can apply for a visa for the U.S.A. at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw and at the U.S. Consulate General in Krakow. First, a Ukrainian citizen planning a travel to the States must specify what type of visa they need. Visa category determines the fees to be paid and the required documents. The next step is filling out and submitting an electronic visa application form and paying the service fee. The last step of the visa procedure is scheduling an interview at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw or the U.S. Consulate in Krakow, for which the applicant must appear in person. After the interview the process is complete, and the applicant awaits the decision on their visa eligibility. A detailed description of the visa procedure, along with the service fees and the required documents, can be found at the webpage of the U.S. Embassy in Poland. U.S. visa interview at a consulate: what you should know A visa interview at a U.S.A. diplomatic mission is a rather simple procedure, although its duration might depend on the…
In the last few months, the matter of artificial intelligence was thoroughly discussed and scrutinised as deeply as possible. However, it still stirs great controversy and inspires fear of a new technological revolution which is happening right before our eyes and might have consequences that are hard to predict. …
In some industries it’s the power of image that matters the most. In others, it’s all about the words. And then, there are unique spaces where these two components are of equal importance – and that’s where we can find the beauty industry. Today’s article explores the role of…
Typically we tend to think autumn and winter are the moments when we read the most… but even if we associate summer with making the most out of sunny days and late returns home, this season also has an ace up its sleeve. For a few years now, beach reads have taken social media by storm and lists of books ideal for summer are immensely popular. Sometimes summer holidays are one of the rare moments when we can devote a bit more time to reading, and that’s what makes it so tough to pick books to read on vacation. But the fact that we do indeed read a lot during summer is evidenced by well-stocked airport bookstores or outdoor booksellers’ stalls that no respectable seaside town could do without. These book stands are sometimes a genuine lifesaver for bookworms whose rough estimates were off and whi ended up stranded without books halfway through their holidays. We hope that this article will help you choose the best books to read on your holiday! The anatomy of a perfect beach read – may it be gripping, moving, and inspiring For years, chick-lit was considered to be the infantile and less interesting sister of fiction. Meanwhile, light romance that often touches on quite sensitive topics very much has its moment now, and if we are on the lookout for the perfect summer read, it’s worth giving these books a try. Beth O’Leary’s books have been immensely popular in the last years; these include “The Flatshare” (that also came to TV screens!), heartwarming “The Switch” or “The Road Trip”. Emily Henry has found her niche in the genre, systematically sparing us the dilemma regarding the books we should take on holiday. Her literary works include e.g. “People We Meet on Vacation” and simply… “Beach Read”. If you’re into complex interpersonal relationships and the dynamics within a group of people full of powerful personalities, novels by Taylor Jenkins Reid will be…
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