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If you have a single booking with KLM, or any airline, you will have to pick up your baggage at the baggage claim of the final airport of that booking, which for your upcoming journey is Warsaw. This means that the airline will arrange for each airport along the way to transfer your baggage to the next flight of your booking.
Conversely, if your journey ...
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You need to file a declaration in Amsterdam.
Relevant example from belastingdienst.nl
Example: flight from Tokyo to Paris via Amsterdam
You are flying from Tokyo (Japan) to Paris (France) via Amsterdam (the Netherlands).
You arrive in the European Union in the Netherlands.
If you leave the flight in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) (transfer), you will have to ...
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You must declare that you carry more than €10.000 once you pass Customs. This is likely to happen in Poland.
Netherlands and Poland are in the Schengen Area, so you enter the EU when you first land in Amsterdam.
You have two options to reach Poland then: either by car/train/bus, leaving the airport, or by transiting into the domestic flights area. I ...
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Ask at check-in but if nothing strange happens you will only get your luggage in Warsaw.
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I think this will be fine assuming you have the proper documents for entry (the German long-term "D" visa is listed as an exception allowing you to enter / transit through the Netherlands according to IATA TravelCentre) and regarding Covid regulations (I haven't checked these for your specific situation).
I've arrived at Schiphol (as my final ...
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