Legalization of Residence and Employment

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Frequently Asked Questions

You must submit your application for a temporary residence permit by the last day of your legal stay in the Republic of Poland.

Under current law, a permit is issued for a period ranging from 3 months to 3 years. In that case, the residence card is issued for a period similar to that of your decision.

NO. All third-country nationals subject to visa requirements must, upon entering the territory of the Republic of Poland, possess a valid travel document and a valid visa or residence card confirming their right to legally enter and stay in Poland. Therefore, as a general rule, a residence permit is not a document entitling the holder to enter the territory of the Republic of Poland.

With a valid residence card, a foreign national may travel to and stay in the Schengen Area for a period not exceeding 90 days within any 180-day period, provided that the foreign national has a valid travel document, can justify the purpose of their stay, and has sufficient funds to cover their entire stay.

A foreign national may take a job in Poland if he or she has a work permit or a declaration authorizing employment and holds a visa, except for a visa issued for the purpose of:

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