Immigration & Work Permits
Poland
Important Notes:
A work permit is usually valid for up to 3 years and can be renewed.
It is employer-specific—changing jobs requires a new permit.
In some cases, highly skilled professionals may apply for an EU Blue Card, which offers additional benefits and flexibility.
Work Permit
A work permit grants legal authorization to seek employment within Poland. While your "country of origin" refers to your nationality or citizenship, Poland becomes your "country of work" once the permit is secured.
Poland has emerged as a leading destination for skilled professionals seeking employment opportunities in a dynamic and growing economy. A work permit allows foreign nationals to legally work and reside in Poland for a specified period, opening doors to long-term career growth and stability within the European Union.
What is a Poland Work Permit?
A Poland Work Permit is an official document that grants non-EU citizens the legal right to work for a specific employer and in a defined job role. It is issued by the Polish government and is usually tied to a particular job offer.
Poland
Work Visa Pathways
Type A: For foreigners working under an employment contract with a Polish employer.
Type B: For individuals performing a board member function in a company located in Poland for over 6 months.
Type C: For foreigners sent by a foreign employer to work in Poland at a branch or affiliated company.
Type D: For employees sent to Poland for export services (e.g., installation or maintenance).
Type E: For other cases not covered by the above types.
Types of work permits
Job Offer from a Polish Employer: You must first secure a job offer.
Employer Applies for the Permit: The employer applies for the work permit on your behalf to the local Voivodeship Office.
Permit Issuance: Once approved, you will receive the work permit along with supporting documents.
Visa Application (if required): Using the work permit, you can apply for a National D-type visa to enter Poland.
Arrival and Registration: After arrival, you may also need to apply for a Temporary Residence Permit.
Application Process:
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