Work-based residence card

For foreigners whose main purpose of stay is legal employment in Poland.

EU Blue Card

For highly qualified specialists with at least 5 years of professional experience or a higher education degree.

Business-based residence card

For foreigners who own companies or are registered as sole proprietors (JDG) in Poland.

Student residence card (for study purposes)

For foreigners studying at Polish universities or their graduates.

Residence card on other grounds

For foreigners whose primary basis for stay is other than those listed above (staying with family, attending Polish language courses, etc.).

CUKR residence card

For persons with UKR status who have decided to switch from temporary protection to a temporary residence permit — 3 years.

Residence card based on family reunification

The basis is residing with family members who have been in Poland on a residence card for at least 2 years, or who hold permanent residence.

Permanent residence card

For foreigners who have legally resided in the country on other grounds for the period specified by law, holders of the Pole's Card (Karta Polaka), and family members of Polish citizens.

EU Long-Term Resident Card

For foreigners who have legally and continuously resided in Poland for at least 5 years and have a stable source of income and health insurance, as well as confirmed knowledge of the Polish language at a level of at least B1.

Polish Citizenship

For foreigners with Polish ancestry, holders of the Pole's Card (Karta Polaka), as well as minor children of a foreigner who has obtained a permanent residence card or an EU long-term resident card.

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Support at every stage — from submitting documents to receiving your card

Assistance even in complex situations

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Free consultation and situation analysis

We thoroughly analyze your situation: the purpose of your stay, the documents you already have, and the best legal basis for obtaining a residence card in your specific case. We determine the optimal course of action, calculate the timelines, and inform you of the complete list of documents you'll need to prepare.

Document preparation and verification

Our specialists help prepare the full document package according to the requirements, check each document for accuracy, and help you obtain any certificates you're still missing (from your employer, educational institution, ZUS, etc.). This minimizes the risk of refusal due to formal errors.

Application submission and support with the office

We submit the application, track the case status, and independently handle all communication with the office — until a positive decision is reached. You won't need to visit the office or deal with the bureaucracy yourself: we regularly keep you informed of what stage your case is at.

Receiving the decision and residence card

Once a positive decision is made, we notify you and help arrange collection of the physical card. If needed, we also advise you on next steps: extending your stay, changing the conditions of your residence, or switching to a different type of card.

Appealing a negative decision

Obtaining notarial powers of attorney and permits

Preparing annual tax returns

How long does it take to obtain a residence card?
The timeline depends on the type of residence card and the workload of the specific office — the process from submitting the application to receiving a decision typically takes from 1.5 months. During the consultation, we'll provide you with estimated timelines tailored to your specific situation.
Can I submit documents if my visa or visa-free stay is about to expire?
Yes, the key thing is to submit your residence card application before your legal stay expires. In that case, you have the right to legally remain in Poland until a decision is issued.
What documents are needed to apply for a residence card?
The list of required documents depends on the basis for your stay (work, study, business, family reunification, etc.). We provide the exact list individually after a free consultation.
Can I legally work while my application is being processed?
In most cases, yes — after submitting your application, you receive a document confirming the legality of your stay while your case is being processed. The details depend on the basis of your application.

What are the requirements for obtaining an EU Long-Term Resident Card?
There are three main grounds for issuing an EU Long-Term Resident Card:
1. Continuous and legal residence in Poland for the past 5 years, meaning your total time spent outside Poland did not exceed 10 months, and no single trip exceeded 6 months;
2. A stable and regular income over the past three years;
3. Confirmed knowledge of the Polish language, or a certificate of completing school in Poland.
What should I do if my application is rejected?
We analyze the reason for the refusal and help you appeal the decision or submit a new application that addresses the issues raised. Our team supports clients through this stage as well.
Can I apply for a residence card for my family members?
Yes, we help with family reunification — obtaining a residence card for your spouse and children.
How much do your services cost?
The cost depends on the type of residence card and the complexity of your case. We provide the exact pricing after a free consultation and analysis of your situation.

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Free consultation and situation analysis

Document preparation and verification

Application submission and support with the office

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How long does it take to obtain a residence card?

The timeline depends on the type of residence card and the workload of the specific office — the process from submitting the application to receiving a decision typically takes from 1.5 months. During the consultation, we'll provide you with estimated timelines tailored to your specific situation.

Can I submit documents if my visa or visa-free stay is about to expire?

Yes, the key thing is to submit your residence card application before your legal stay expires. In that case, you have the right to legally remain in Poland until a decision is issued.

What documents are needed to apply for a residence card?

The list of required documents depends on the basis for your stay (work, study, business, family reunification, etc.). We provide the exact list individually after a free consultation.

Can I legally work while my application is being processed?

In most cases, yes — after submitting your application, you receive a document confirming the legality of your stay while your case is being processed. The details depend on the basis of your application.

What are the requirements for obtaining an EU Long-Term Resident Card?

What should I do if my application is rejected?

We analyze the reason for the refusal and help you appeal the decision or submit a new application that addresses the issues raised. Our team supports clients through this stage as well.

Can I apply for a residence card for my family members?

Yes, we help with family reunification — obtaining a residence card for your spouse and children.

How much do your services cost?

The cost depends on the type of residence card and the complexity of your case. We provide the exact pricing after a free consultation and analysis of your situation.

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