Michal Oraczewski was last seen on July 6 and was reported missing earlier this month after failing to get in touch with loved ones.
A Polish man who has been missing for more than two months has sparked an urgent police appeal. Michal Oraczewski disappeared from Wester Hailes near Edinburgh on July 6 and was reported missing on September 3.
The 33-year-old, who has undertaken contract cleaning work in the past, was last seen in the Hailesland Grove area, during which time he suggested he was going to work in Glasgow.
While it is not out of a character for Michal to not be in regular contact with people he knows, officers are growing concerned for his welfare.
Michal’s first language is Polish and he speaks fluent English. He is described as white, around 6ft tall, and of slim build. When last seen he was wearing dark blue jeans and a navy blue T-shirt.
A police search is now underway to find Michal and anyone who may have worked with him during the summer is asked to come forward with any information on his whereabouts.
Officers ask that anyone who has seen, or spoken to Michal, to get in touch.
Inspector Paul Begley said: “Over the past two weeks we have conducted extensive enquiries in the Wester Hailes and surrounding areas in efforts to trace Michal.
“I’m asking anyone who knows Michal, who may have seen him since July, or has any information on where he may be, to please get in touch.
“I’d also like to directly appeal to Michal; if you see or hear about this appeal, please contact officers and let us know you are okay.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Police Scotland via 101, quoting reference 1087 of 3 September 2026.
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