A single father with two school-age children moved to Poland under repatriation. They had to leave a care centre quickly, enrol the children in school, and find housing while many landlords refused a foreign tenant with kids.
Situation
The client did not speak Polish, had no formal job yet, and relied mainly on repatriation support. Poznan's rental market (late 2025) is competitive: as a benchmark, 2-bedroom flats often fall in roughly PLN 2,940–5,775/month depending on area (market data, not this deal).
Brief
A spacious flat near the centre with good transport, schools, and shops. A legally safe lease — including an occasional lease (najem okazjonalny) if the landlord requires it.
What we did
- 12 viewings in 2 weeks.
- Only 3 landlords willing to sign.
- Rejected offers without land-register checks or with risky notary terms.
- Negotiations, occasional lease paperwork, notary coordination, contract review.
Outcome
Within two weeks the family signed the lease and received keys to a spacious flat near the centre — children could start school and the family begin life in Poland.
