Boberek: Karta Polaka

Boberek is an independent educational app about Poland. It is not affiliated with the government of Poland or any other country, does not represent any government entity, and does not provide government services. How it works • Fact cards — a short take on one event, place or phenomenon • A true-or-false quiz right after each card • Book of Knowledge — every fact you've unlocked, sorted by topic and section • The Great Poland Quiz — a review of everything you've learned • Journey — a map of landmarks that opens up as you learn What's inside 297 facts in five sections: history, traditions, people, geography and culture. The material is split into short levels, so a few minutes a day is enough. The app speaks six languages: Polish, Russian, English, Belarusian, Ukrainian and Kazakh. Who it's for Anyone getting to know Poland on their own: people learning Polish, getting ready to talk about Polish culture and history, planning a move, or simply curious about the country. Official sources Everything about the Pole's Card and other official procedures is given in the app for general information only. The primary sources are Polish government websites: • What the Pole's Card (Karta Polaka) is and who can get it: https://powroty.gov.pl/czym-jest-karta-polaka-i-kto-moze-ja-otrzymac/ • Applying for the Pole's Card at a consulate: https://www.gov.pl/web/ukraina/karta-polaka-zlozenie-wniosku • Entry and residence rules for foreigners in Poland: https://www.gov.pl/web/mswia/warunki-wjazdu-i-pobytu-cudzoziemcow-w-polsce Disclaimer Boberek is not an official app of any government entity and does not represent the government of Poland. The app does not prepare or submit applications and has no influence on decisions made by the authorities. Always check the official sources above before submitting any documents. Free, with ads.