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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."
You can schedule an appointment via email or through the form on the website. We will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible!
No, you must have a valid passport to submit your application. If your passport is expiring within a few months, it’s best to renew it first.
No, we also help people who are planning to come to Poland. We assist with obtaining visas and preparing the necessary documents.
Yes, if you have a student residence card, you can work legally without additional permits. If you have a residence card based on employment, studying is also allowed.
The price depends on the type of case and its complexity. Simple cases (e.g., applying for a PESEL number) have fixed prices, while individual cases (e.g., residence legalization after a refusal) are priced after a brief interview.
You can try to regularize your stay, for example, by applying for a residence permit based on family life or employment. However, if your situation is very serious and complicated, such as the threat of deportation, make sure to seek professional legal assistance!
If you use our help, we take responsibility for the correctness of the documentation. If you submit the application on your own and a mistake occurs, we can help correct it.
Yes- you can travel within the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. This applies only to tourist travel.
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