Residence permits & Polish citizenship A legal place to stand.
From your first permit to your passport, one route at a time.
Services in this area
Karta pobytu czasowegoTemporary Residence PermitYour first long stay: for work, study, family or business.Learn more
Karta stałego pobytuPermanent ResidenceSettle for good through Polish roots, marriage or the Pole's Card.Learn more
Rezydent długoterminowy UEEU Long-Term ResidentFive years here can become lasting EU status.Learn more
Obywatelstwo polskiePolish Citizenship & PassportBy descent, marriage or residence. The final step.Learn more
ZaproszenieInvitation for ForeignersBring family or a partner over, properly invited.Learn more
PESEL i meldunekPESEL & First StepsYour numbers and registration, sorted from the start.Learn more
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How it works
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Free case review
We look at your situation and name the legal basis that fits.
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Checklist and documents
You get a list written for your case. We check every document as it arrives.
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Filing and fingerprints
We file online and book your appointment. You come in once, for fingerprints.
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Follow-up to decision
We follow the case, answer letters from the immigration office and keep you updated.
Questions
If you file a complete application while your current stay is legal, your stay generally remains legal for as long as the procedure lasts. Travel and work rules depend on your situation, so we check them with you before you file.
They rest on different grounds. Permanent residence usually needs a tie to Poland, such as Polish origin or marriage to a Polish citizen; EU long-term resident status needs five years of legal, continuous stay and B1 Polish. We tell you which fits at the free case review.
Tell us where you are. We'll show you the way.
A free case review takes a few minutes. You get a clear next step, and a fixed quote in writing before we start anything.