Is it possible to fly an EASA registered airplane with an ICAO license? Is it possible to fly an EASA registered airplane with an ICAO license?
My problem is the following: I have obtained my ICAO PPL license in Argentina with 52 flight hours but currently I live in Poland and I'm trying to convert to EASA PPL. I know I need 100 hours for the conversion process but it is not possible for me to travel to Argentina and fly those remaining 48 hours.
Am I able to fly the remaining 48 hours in Poland with my ICAO PPL?
The ICAO doesn't issue licenses, so there's no such thing as an ICAO license. You have a license issues by the Argentine aviation authorities is ICAO compliant, which means it is recognized internationally, and you can fly Argentine registered airplanes anywhere in the world. It does not automatically give you privileges to fly airplanes of any other registration, so no you cannot fly Polish airplanes at this point.
There may be a way to do it, depending on the regulations in both countries. In some cases you can get a temporary license on the basis of your other license, or get some sort of other written permission. You would need to ask the Polish aviation authority what you need to do.