New Zealand Embassy Warsaw, Poland

26-02-10
Spend your Working Holiday in Poland

The Working Holiday Scheme in Poland is open for New Zealand citizens. It enables people aged 18-30 to travel, live and work in Poland for up to 12 months. The Scheme offers 100 places a year and runs from 15 February. For more information about requirements, conditions and visa applications, please contact the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Wellington.

04-02-10
Working Holiday Scheme with Poland starts on 15 February

The Poland WHS will open on 15 February 2010. The scheme will allow Poles between the ages 18-30 to live and work in New Zealand for up to a year.  

02-02-10
Waitangi Day at the Asia and Pacific Museum in Warsaw

National Day of New Zealand (Waitangi Day) celebrations will take place on Saturday 6 February at the Asian Gallery, 5 Freta Street in Warsaw.

1-3 p.m. Event for children. The Asian Gallery will be filled with the sounds images and myths of New Zealand. Children (over 5) are invited to join in Maori games, have their faces painted with ethnic designs and taste some New Zealand treats. Every child will receive a Maori name and a small gift.

19-01-10
New Zealand evening at the Jadlodajnia Filozoficzna in Warsaw

The Museum of Asia and the Pacific organised an evening dedicated to New Zealand culture and food at the Jadlodajnia Filozoficzna, Dobra 33/35 Street on Wednesday 7 October.

14-01-10
Latvia/New Zealand Working Holiday Scheme: Open for Applications

Wednesday, 4/3/09

The New Zealand-Latvia Working Holiday entered into effect on 2 March 2009, and is now open for applications. To be eligible you must:

 

16-12-09
Science funding opportunity

The New Zealand Government has announced a one-off funding opportunity to support a Polish researcher to undertake a 3 week study visit to New Zealand.

11-12-09
Poland/New Zealand Working Holiday Scheme

Monday, 7/12/09

11-12-09
United Nations Handbook 2009/2010 Edition

Thursday, 24/9/09

11-12-09
Visit of Hon Judith Collins

Saturday, 29/8/09

The Hon Judith Collins, New Zealand Minister of Veterans' Affairs, Minister of Police and Minister of Corrections (Prisons), visited Poland from 30 August to 2 September.
During the visit, the Minister represented the New Zealand Government at commemorations marking the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II held in Gdańsk on 1 September.

The Hon Judith Collins was also in Warsaw for bilateral calls on monday 31 August.

Her programme included a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Plac Pilsudskiego.

11-12-09
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Thursday, 15/1/09

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