We help you obtain a residence permit, prepare documents, certificates, translations, and other related services — without errors or delays.
We support you at every stage: from analyzing your situation to achieving the final result. We explain each step and offer solutions tailored to your specific case to help you avoid refusals and unnecessary delays.
We handle a wide range of cases — from first-time applications to complex situations and refusals. Thanks to our experience and understanding of administrative requirements, we help prepare a strong set of documents and guide you through the process without unnecessary stress.
We operate strictly within the law and ensure a transparent process at every stage. You always understand what is happening and what the next steps will be.
The required set of documents depends on the basis of your stay in Poland (e.g. work, studies, business activity). In most cases, you will need a valid passport, application form, photos, proof of residence, health insurance, and a document confirming the purpose of your stay, such as an employment contract or a certificate from a university.
In practice, the list of documents often varies depending on the individual situation and even the requirements of a specific office. That is why many people choose to use our support to properly prepare their application and avoid delays or refusals.
The processing time depends on the voivodeship and the number of cases handled by the office. In practice, the procedure may take from several months up to a year.
It is important to note that during this time, a foreigner can legally stay in Poland, provided that the application was submitted correctly and on time.
No, you should not leave Poland while your residence permit application is under review. Leaving the country during this time may result in the procedure being suspended, and the voivodeship office may consider the application invalid.
To avoid the risk of losing your legal stay status, we recommend using our support — we advise you on how to properly plan travel and ensure that the entire application and collection process goes smoothly.
If your residence permit was issued based on a specific employment, changing your employer may require submitting a new application or updating the existing decision. It is important to review your individual situation before making a job change.