You’re welcome

Good to hear that you enjoyed it 👍

I love it! I was there a few weeks ago too

Yes some of the shots are from Chania as mentioned in the video and in the video description

That depends on the type of contract you are offered. If it’s a contract of employment then the company will pay for a medical exam on your first day of work.

As mentioned in the video description

I would guess the temperature to be around 20-25 degrees centigrade at that time of year, maybe even higher. One other bar that I really like on the beach is KOHILI, really nice modern style with free sun beds too.

@@Markmywordschannel perfect 👌🏽 that’s what we were hoping for. I’ll make a note of that one, thanks 🙏🏼

No there are no migrant issues at all here, I’m also planning to visit again in 2024

I know a lot of English speakers who work in customer service for some of the big international companies like Amazon. Try LinkedIn to search for those type of roles. I guess you could off painting services but it might be difficult to communicate with customers if they don’t speak English. Good luck 🤞

Thanks mate

Yes some of the video images are from Chania old town.

@@Markmywordschannel 99% are of Chania town. This is so misleading and a disservice to your viewers. Others have commented the same. You need to rename or take it down. Not fair what you’re going.

@@SofiaLogue I have clearly stated in the description that the video images are from Chania but I talk about my experience in Kalyves. Thank you for talking the time to comment

Thank you 😊

Yeah it’s really useful and small enough to take everywhere

Thanks 😊

Haha thought you might notice the top 😉

I agree 👍 Lithuania is definitely on my list and I would like to visit Latvia too.

@@Markmywordschannel Latvia! Yes. Me too :) Estonia is also worth to visit. Tallin is beautiful.

@@wojstube9359 I have been watching some videos about Tallin recently, looks really cool

Thanks mate!

It’s definitely needed 😉

Yeah it’s a bit tight in there mate but it works for a couple of nights at a time. This place is called Mikołajki which is in the Polish Lake District.

@Markmywordschannel and did you say it was 34° there? Polish summer been good then? Been absolutely arse here. Best weather I've seen this year was in Poland in June

@@MarksWorldOfAdventure to be honest it hasn’t been too good here this year, had a good start then just rain for weeks but summer came back last week and it’s been hot again.

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍

Thank you Izabela! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

It’s a great place and actually a really multicultural city too.

I totally agree with you

You’re totally right, wish I had gathered more specific shots around Kalyves. As soon as I come back I will do just that and re make this video. Really appreciate your feedback!

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Yes some of the footage is from Chania. Kalyves is a great place, I loved it there last year and even thinking about going back this summer too. I hope you have an amazing holiday!

@@Markmywordschannel thanks its always good to get first hand experience as we've stayed at quite a few places in the chania perfecture over the years

@@sidonthebank if you want a relaxing place with a nice beach, some great food and friendly locals then you will love it. It’s perfectly located for exploring further afield too with a car or just using the local bus service

@@Markmywordschannel great just what we look for, can you walk into the resort of Almyrida from Kalyves or is it a local bus job ?

@@sidonthebank I didn’t go that far but I believe it’s a bus or taxi ride kind of distance

Thanks for watching Ewa!

Absolutely, to be honest the English press do it call it that. Thanks for taking the time to comment 👍

Far right and natzi is an oxymoron.

Visiting Warsaw during Independence Day

Great question! I’m by no means rich but like most people I have a job (in Poland) which pays the mortgage and allows me to travel now and again. I definitely couldn’t afford to live here without working - it’s getting more expensive by the day at the moment. There are so many international companies in the big cities that a lot of them don’t require Polish language skills so there are opportunities.

@@Markmywordschannel Thank you for the response! Did you arrive on your own not knowing the language and found work right away? Or did you have help from family or friends already living in Poland? I'm nervous about how easy finding a good job for a non-Polish speaker would be. I enjoy writing, editing and coming up with creative ideas and have a trades ticket in construction. Not sure what a good fit for me would be. Did you find your job through a recruitment agency? I have to say that you are a brave man for making the move. I'm happy you're doing well and enjoying yourself!

@@joshuacarpenter4477 i visited on holiday first for a few weeks before I made the move but I came alone and eventually found a job in an office, moved around a few jobs since then. LinkedIn and rocketjobs.pl are in my opinion the best places to look for jobs at the moment but with your interests you could set yourself up as a freelancer and and try get some work from businesses looking for someone creative. I didn’t use an agency and just applied directly to job ads but I did have to take a huge pay cut from what I was earning in the UK when I first came over to Poland.

@@Markmywordschannel Would you say that the pay cut was worth it? Do you plan on staying in Poland indefinitely? Have you found yourself a lady to be with? 😉 Thank you for the suggestions. I had a look at both of the links you've suggested but couldn't find much. Did it take you long to find a job?

@@joshuacarpenter4477 yeah it was definitely worth it, I think I have a much better quality of life in Poland and I will never go back to the UK. It was about 7 years ago now but I think it took me around 3 months to find my first job in Poland.

Thanks so much for taking the time to share your thoughts

.....screaming for fascism...? Where and when?

​@@slavkopolskiperun5358 around 5:38

@@darknes5inside They are anti leftists only.

You’re welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch.

Good question. I moved here long before brexit so it was a lot easier back then, I could just turn up, register my stay at the local council and then find a job… unfortunately now it’s a lot harder. There are a lot of international companies in Poland who don’t require fluent Polish and the day to day work is carried out in English so that really helps. For the first 4 years I just rented then about 3 years ago I got a mortgage to buy my own place, unfortunately this is now harder due to brexit so I’m happy I did it before that.

@@Markmywordschannel hi thanks for the reply just wondering because i would like to move there someday as Britain is not what it use to be with mass immigration from the Middle East and sky high crime rates and useless police it’s becoming a very unsafe country and nothing like what my parents were born into Poland seems like a very clean happy safer country

@@Ukfairgrounds totally agree with you, those are some of the reasons I left the UK. Feel free to ask any questions and I will happily to try answer them for you.

@@Markmywordschannel thanks yeah I just feel like Britain is losing its identity we have gotten to the point here where poilce solve less then 2 percent of crime sexual crime rising by a dangerous amount in such a small timeframe we have 40k illegal immigrants coming each year who get put in 5 star Hotels next to primary schools when they should be deported I’m not racist not at all but as this country is expected to become 30 percent white and 60 percent immigrates I just want to live somewhere where most people look like me and have a similar outlook on life the complete cultural change of the uk combined with all the horrible Scandals coming from are government and poilce like the Rotherham grooming scandal this country is becoming very toxic unsafe and has lost its identity Poland to me feels very safe the people seem nice no illegal immigration a police force that fights crime a government that acts in the country’s best interests I’ve heard Christian family values are very important to the polish the country seems like the best place to move I’m starting to learn polish I think it’s very important and respectful to learn there language before moving there but I’ve been wondering do many poles speak English as it’s the most common language Do many people there understand it

@@Ukfairgrounds you’re right Poland has strong values and most stick by them. Learning the language would really help but depending on when you move to in Poland the majority of people do speak enough English to be able to communicate especially in the major cities

Especially you and donkeys like you.

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

Thanks for taking the time to comment

@@Markmywordschannel Gerne Grüsse aus 🇩🇪

They are polish patriots only.

Totally agree, tried to make a few videos along the coast this year but unfortunately the weather wasn’t on my side.

I actually fell into the sea here when the ice broke once 😂

English (North East England)

Thanks for taking the time to comment

@@Markmywordschannel serdecznie pozdrawiam i trzymam kciuki i za Pana

Thank you 😊

It was an amazing experience!

Yes I’m really close to Hel, often spend time in Rewa as I’m only about 20 minutes away. Hel is on my list to make a video 👍

@@Markmywordschannel If you go up a lighthouse you'll be able to see the panorama of the sea and forests. Check out the Władysławowo observation decks from where you can see all the peninsula.

@@izabela1961 great tips, thanks so much

Totally agree with this and Polish bread is so good too, even better than French bakery’s

Thanks so much mate, really appreciate it!