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We will help you obtain a residence permit and legal residence. We will take care of all the formalities and guide you through the whole process.
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We will take care of the entire procedure step by step: from documents, through the authorities, to the final decision.
Legal residence is not just a document. It means a stable life, the opportunity to work, study, and be with your loved ones. You take care of your life—we take care of the rest.
"Every day, I meet people who are afraid that a single mistake in their documents will ruin their plans. That is why our law firm takes full responsibility for the entire process. We guide our clients step by step so that they can feel safe and secure as they build their lives in Poland."
Yes, but you must submit a new application for a temporary residence permit with the new purpose. It is not possible to change the purpose within the same decision. A new decision must be obtained.
Yes, students from non-EU countries can work in Poland without an additional work permit during the validity of their residence card, even during the academic year.
No. You must submit the appropriate application and go through the standard legalization procedure. The office will assess whether the marriage is genuine. Furthermore, the condition for obtaining Polish citizenship through marriage is having a permanent residence card. If you meet the criteria, such as legal stay and proving the stability of the marriage, you can receive it after the wedding. We help our clients navigate these procedures and provide detailed explanations regarding how the administrative system works.
Yes, if you have a legal residence status in Poland or an employment contract. To apply for health insurance with the NFZ as a foreigner, specific documents will need to be submitted. If you contact us, we’ll guide you through the process quickly and efficiently!
With a few exceptions, when applying for permanent residence in Poland, you must know Polish at least at a B1 level (intermediate). Foreign children under 16 years old and those born on Polish territory are exempt from this requirement.
We help foreigners with legalizing their stay and work in Poland. We offer comprehensive administrative, legal, and language support- from obtaining a visa or residence card, through business registration, to citizenship.
You must report the loss of your document to the Voivodeship Office where your residence card was issued within 3 days of the incident. You should also report the theft or loss to the nearest Police Station.
Yes, most procedures can be handled on your behalf. You just need to grant us a one-time power of attorney. However, there are still matters that require your presence, such as fingerprinting at the office.
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