Polish citizenship gives you the right to live, work, vote, and purchase property freely across the entire EU. Three paths: naturalization, recognition by Polish descent, and through marriage. Free eligibility analysis.
Three distinct legal pathways — naturalization, recognition by descent, expedited route through marriage. Written recommendation provided after analysis.
Archive requests to Polish state archives and origin-country archives. We establish kinship and confirm Polish citizenship of the ancestor.
B1 certificate required for naturalization. We recommend schools, explain the exam format, and assist with preparation.
Recognition via Voivode; naturalization via Presidential petition through Voivode. Full document package and accompaniment.
6–12 months for recognition, up to 24 months for naturalization. We track the case and report at every stage.
We prepare you for the citizenship ceremony and advise on notifying your country of origin about dual citizenship.
General naturalization: 10 years. 5 years with EU long-term resident card. 3 years if married to a Polish citizen.
One parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent with Polish citizenship is sufficient. Archival documentation required.
Expedited procedure for spouses of Polish citizens with a residence permit. Timeline reduced to 3 years.
Karta Polaka accelerates naturalization and simplifies several steps. If you don't have one yet — we assist with both.
We identify the best path: naturalization, recognition, or marriage route. Written strategy provided.
Archive requests, translations, language certificate, full dossier.
Voivode (recognition) or Presidential petition (naturalization). Lawyer present.
We track the case and prepare you for the citizenship ceremony.
Cost depends on the chosen path and scope of archival work. We estimate at the first consultation.
No surprise charges — your quote is fixed until the decision is issued.
Poland does not forbid dual citizenship but does not officially recognize it. Polish authorities will treat you as a Polish citizen. Your country of origin determines its own policy on second passports.
10 years in the general case. 5 years with an EU long-term resident card. 3 years if married to a Polish citizen. By descent — no residency requirement.
B1 certificate required for naturalization. Requirements are lighter for recognition by descent. We assist with exam preparation.
Recognition via Voivode: 6–12 months. Naturalization via President: up to 24 months. We monitor and accelerate where possible.
Describe your situation — the first consultation is free. Reply within 24 hours, usually faster.