Work Permit

If you want to work legally in the Polish labor market, you need to obtain a work permit for foreigners. Without this document, you will not be able to find legal employment in Poland, or you will face financial penalties, deportation, and even a ban on entering the country for a long period of time. To obtain it, you must first find an employer who can hire you.

Immigro Legal Group has been helping citizens of other countries obtain the necessary documents for legal residence in the Republic of Poland for many years. Experienced immigration lawyers will help you solve any problem. They have successfully completed many cases, even the most complex ones.

Work Permit: How to Obtain One Without Wasting Time, Nerves, and Money?

Polish law provides for different types of documents that allow foreigners to work legally in Polish companies:

• Temporary;

• Permanent;

• Seasonal;

• For seconded specialists;

• For business and company management.

To obtain a work permit, you need to fill out the application correctly and collect the necessary documentation. The experts at Immigro Legal Group will help you prepare the official documents and submit them to the state authorities. Every client of the company is guaranteed highly professional support at all stages.

Work Permit in Poland: What is Required?

Before you start filling out the application for such an important document, you should have:

• A valid passport;

• A residence card in Poland;

• A contract with your employer;

• Certificate of no criminal record.

Any foreigner who has the necessary qualifications to perform a specific job can apply for an official document allowing them to work at a Polish company. The processing time depends on the specifics of each individual application and can vary from several days to several months.

Renewal: How to Apply?

This document has a specific validity period, and in order to continue working legally, it must be renewed. However, such renewal is subject to certain conditions:

• The employer must submit an application for an extension or replacement in a timely manner.

• Provision of reliable information about the employee and their place of work.

• Justification of the need to employ a foreigner.

To avoid rejection, it is best to entrust the application to experienced specialists. 

Work Permits in Poland: Main Types

By contacting Immigro Legal Group, you can quickly and officially obtain the following without unnecessary bureaucracy:

• Type A work permit – for foreign citizens who will work in the Republic of Poland and have signed a contract with a legal entity registered in this country.

• Type B work permit – for foreigners who will perform management functions in a legal entity registered in the Republic of Poland.

• Type C work permit – for persons from other countries who are delegated to a branch or enterprise of a foreign company in the Republic of Poland. 

• Document D – for those who provide temporary or one-time services to export services.

• Type E permit – for those sent on assignment for a period of 30 days or more in the next six months.

The true professionals at Immigro Legal Group provide their clients with services at very competitive rates. You can be sure that the costs of obtaining important documentation will be minimal. So contact the company’s staff online or by phone right now. Poland is waiting!