Poland

Poland offers several types of work permits based on the nature of the work and the applicant’s qualifications. These programs allow foreign nationals to work legally in Poland.

Types of Work Permits:

• Type A Work Permit: For foreign nationals employed by a Polish employer.
• Type B Work Permit: For individuals who hold a position on the management board of a Polish company.
• Type C Work Permit: For employees who work for a foreign employer, but are temporarily posted to Poland for a certain period.
• Type D Work Permit: For individuals who work in Poland in a diplomatic mission or consular office.
• Type E Work Permit: For all other situations not covered by the above categories.

 

Key Features:

• Eligibility: Generally, requires a job offer from a Polish employer.
• Duration: The work permit can be granted for up to 3 years, depending on the contract duration.
• Pathway to Permanent Residency: After a few years of continuous employment and legal stay in Poland, applicants may be eligible to apply for permanent residency.

Poland Investment Program (Poland Investment Visa)

Poland offers pathways for investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners who want to invest in the country. These programs allow you to establish or invest in a business and, in many cases, lead to residency or citizenship opportunities.

Types of Investment Programs:

• Poland Entrepreneur Visa: For individuals who want to start or run a business in Poland.
  • Requires proof of substantial investment in the business and economic activity in Poland.
  • Can also lead to a temporary or permanent residence permit.
• Poland Golden Visa (Investment Residency Program): Allows investors to gain residency in Poland through investment in real estate, government bonds, or establishing a company.
  • Requires a minimum investment, which can vary depending on the type of investment (typically starting from 300,000 PLN for real estate investments).
  • This program offers the advantage of European Union residency rights.

 

Key Features:

• Eligibility: Requires significant financial resources and a viable business plan or investment opportunity.
• Duration: Depending on the investment and the type of visa, the permit can be valid for 1-5 years and can be renewed.
• Benefits:
  • Permanent residency option after a period of time (usually 5 years).
  • Right to travel freely within the Schengen Area.

• Permanent Residence Permit: Available for those who have lived in Poland for at least 5 years on a temporary residence permit and meet other conditions.
• EU Blue Card: A residence and work permit for highly skilled professionals.

Poland Citizenship

After living in Poland for a specific period (typically 10 years), foreign nationals may be eligible to apply for Polish citizenship, especially if they are married to a Polish citizen or have Polish ancestry.

How We Can Help:

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