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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.
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.
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, you can appeal to the voivode who issued your decision. The appeal must be submitted within 14 days from the receipt of the negative decision. Remember to provide a detailed justification for your appeal and explain why you believe the decision is incorrect.
It’s best to submit your application 30 to 45 days before your residence card expires. However, we recommend that you submit the application for the renewal of your residence card no later than 30 days before its expiration.
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.
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.
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!
Yes- you can travel within the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. This applies only to tourist travel.
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.
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, 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.
It depends on the type of case and the office. Usually, it takes between 2 to 6 months, but in the case of complicated matters, it may take longer. We help speed up the process if there are grounds for doing it.
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, we also help people who are planning to come to Poland. We assist with obtaining visas and preparing the necessary documents.
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.
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.
No, we also handle vehicle registration, company establishment, assistance with obtaining citizenship, translations, insurance, registration of residence, and other everyday matters in Poland. Visit the ‘Services’ tab to learn more!
Yes, in the case of negative decisions, we analyze the decision, prepare an appeal, complete the documentation, or submit a new application. This is one of our most popular services. We also have experience helping people seeking international protection. We provide advice, assist in preparing the application, and support you throughout the procedures.
Yes, we help entire families. If the case involves several people (e.g., a couple and children), we will prepare a comprehensive solution.
Theoretically, it takes 60 days from the submission of the complete set of documents, but in practice, it can take anywhere from 3 to 9 months, or even longer, depending on the office and the complexity of the case. If you use our services, we’ll help you navigate this process without worries or uncertainty!
A civil partnership is not recognized in Poland as a basis for obtaining a temporary residence permit. However, it is possible to obtain residence for other reasons, such as work or studies. Obtaining a residence card based on cohabitation would be a very complicated process in Poland.