Poland
Work Permits in Poland
Poland has emerged as a thriving hub for international talent, offering diverse employment opportunities across various sectors.
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Type B Work Permit
Issued for seasonal work or short-term employment lasting up to 6 months.
Type C Work Permit
Granted to employees transferred within a multinational corporation to work in Poland for a limited duration
PREDICTIONS AND PROJECTIONS
Application Process
Job Offer:
Secure a job offer from a Polish employer. The employer typically initiates the work permit application process on behalf of the employee.
Documentation:
Gather necessary documents, including passport copies, qualifications, employment contracts, and proof of accommodation (if applicable).
Application Submission:
Submit the work permit application to the relevant provincial office (Voivodeship Office) or online through the ePUAP platform.
Issuance of Work Permit
Once approved, the work permit is issued for a specified duration, typically corresponding to the employment contract's duration.
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Key Considerations:
1. Labour Market Test:
- In some cases, employers may need to demonstrate that there are no qualified Polish or EU/EEA citizens available to fill the position, known as a “labour market test.
2. Renewal and Extension:
- Work permits can be renewed or extended under certain conditions, such as continued employment with the same employer and compliance with immigration regulations.
3. Family Members:
- Family members of work permit holders may be eligible for dependent visas to accompany them to Poland.
4. Permanent Residency:
- After a specified period of legal residence in Poland, work permit holders may be eligible to apply for permanent residency or citizenship.