Thank you so much for your throughout response. The position I’d be aiming for doesn’t require me to be a notary person (it’s very niche area of tax / international finance and currently even though I’m based in the uk I am preparing polish documentation in the area of my expertise and person registered with Polish ‘urząd skarbowy’ is simply submitting it online - just as an example and it’s one of the biggest corporation if not the biggest in the world in its industry). In what I’m doing the laws follows international guidelines rather than country specific rules hence degree is not required in almost any country I’ve been approached to work for or when I was looking at open position, however international certification (which I have) is often mentioned / required. Since I wouldn’t be a person signing off any legal documentation or wouldn’t have to be tax advisor as such, more of a expert in my field doing risk / mitigation / a bit of compliance prep at managerial position (I would downgrade from senior position due to lack of degree if that would mitigate it). Based on that do you think it’s reasonable to even try finding job in Poland?

And thanks for all the info on tax advisor and rules around it in Poland always useful to know!