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Hi guys!
Im having some visa problems, and Im confused...I can't seem to find someone, even among the bureu clerks in the immigration's office, that will give me a clear answer about my question:

I arrived to Warsaw some two months ago. I subscribed to study for my M.A. at the Warsaw university, but unfortunately, bureucratic problems regarding my B.A. diploma back in my home university delayed my process, and I only received the acceptation papers last week. I'm still facing some problems, and I don't know if I'll be able to get a student's visa on time.

Anyway I'm still trying to find any possible legal way to stay here- I applied for several vacancies, but it seems that the employers are not very eager to go through the whole process of obtaining a work permit for me.

My "bezwizowe" staying here will expire soon (I am here already about 65 days, out of the 90 that I am allowed to stay without a residence permit or visa), and I'm getting some contradicting information, even from formal entities: Some tell me that if I cross the border outside the schengen (for example, to Ukraine), and come back, the new stamp in the passport will prolong my staying possibility for 90 days more, in which I can continue my quest. Others say that it doesn't go like this, and that I'm allowed for a total of 90 days staying within 6 months, and it does not prolong even if I shortly leave the schengen. This would mean that I would have to go back to my country, for an unknown period of time.

Does anyone have a reliable source, either legal, or formal (of the E.U. or something), from which I can get the true answer? Or maybe someone knows what other possibilities do I have?

From the one hand, I surely do not want to leave Warsaw- I really love it. From the other hand, if I do have to leave, I should get ready for it since I dont have much time to book a flight, etc, and of course I don't want to stay illegaly and risk getting eventually deported.

Thanks for any help.
Yours,
Daniel