A temporary residence permit in Poland — based on employment, business, studies, family, Blue Card, or another status. Each ground has its own procedure and document set — we identify the right path at the consultation and manage the case from the application to the issued card.
We review your situation and identify the strongest available ground: employment, business, studies, family, Blue Card, informal partnership, subsidiary protection, or other circumstances. Written strategy at the end of the consultation.
We collect and verify the full document package: application form, sworn translations, statements, contracts, and more. We check the validity of every document before filing.
We file online through MOS 2.0 in Masovian, Lesser Poland, and 7 other voivodeships.
We accompany you to the main document submission and biometrics at the Office for Foreigners. We communicate on your behalf in Polish and ensure all documents are accepted.
We track your case in the system and file expediting requests when needed. Written update every 30 days.
If a refusal comes in, we file an odwołanie within the deadline or propose an alternative route. We work until the result.
Umowa o pracę, umowa zlecenia, umowa o dzieło.
Your business in Poland is the basis for a residence permit. We match the structure and income threshold to your grounds.
Full-time or part-time studies. For bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and preparatory course students.
Spouse with a karta pobytu, permanent residence, EU long-term residency, or Polish citizenship. Children under 18 are included in the same procedure.
A university degree or 3 years' experience in a profession requiring high qualifications (with documentation), a contract of at least 6 months at a salary of ~13,600 PLN gross/month (150% of the Polish average as of May 2026). Card valid for up to 3 years. JDG registration possible. Spouse gets unrestricted access to the labour market and the right to run a JDG.
Cohabitation or partnership with a Polish citizen or holder of a karta pobytu, permanent residence, or citizenship. Filed under 'other circumstances' with proof of shared life — not directly codified in law, but an established working practice.
Already have status in Poland and need a karta pobytu, renewal, or the next step (e.g. permanent residence after 5 years). Subsidiary protection card: 2 years. Refugee status card: 3 years.
We review it individually at the consultation and find a workable legalisation path.
We review your situation: goals, grounds, risks, timelines. Written strategy at the end.
We collect everything needed: translations, apostilles, statements, contracts. We check expiry dates for every document.
We file online via MOS 2.0 in Masovian, Lesser Poland, and 7 other voivodeships. Even with a queue, we find a slot within 1–3 weeks.
We track your case, file expediting requests when needed. Written update every 30 days.
The fee is fixed before we start. Government fees and sworn translations are billed separately — we give the exact figure at the first consultation. The stamp duty amount depends on the ground — we show three scenarios below.
No surprise charges — your quote is fixed until the decision is issued.
From the first consultation to filing usually takes 2–4 weeks. After that, it depends on the Office for Foreigners and the ground. For a standard karta pobytu in Masovian Voivodeship (as of May 2026), the summons to the office arrives after around 4.5–5 months, and the decision after another 4–5 months. Where possible, we expedite.
Yes. If you filed before your visa or visa-free period expired, you remain in a legal situation until the decision is issued. On the day of submission we provide confirmation from the Office for Foreigners that the documents were accepted. Once the full package is submitted, a stamp is placed in your passport that also extends your legal stay.
You have 7 or 14 days to file an odwołanie — depending on the type of decision. If we were managing the case, we appeal. In 97% of cases the refusal grounds can be resolved.
Partially. Document preparation, translations, and strategy — remotely. But filing documents, giving fingerprints, and collecting the finished card require an in-person appearance.
In stages: 50% on signing the agreement, 50% after the full package is submitted to the office. 10% discount for full upfront payment.
The Blue Card is for highly qualified specialists: you need a university degree or 3 years' experience in a qualifying profession, plus a salary of at least 150% of the Polish average (roughly 13,600 PLN gross/month as of May 2026). It also allows you to open a JDG and counts toward accelerated EU long-term residency in other EU countries (subject to conditions). If the salary or qualifications don't meet the threshold, a standard work-based karta pobytu is the right option.
Yes, through the 'cohabitation' ground, if one partner is a Polish citizen or holds a karta pobytu, permanent residence, or citizenship. The law doesn't describe this procedure explicitly, so the outcome depends heavily on the quality of evidence of shared life — joint tenancy, bills, photos, correspondence, witness statements. The chances are better if the partner is a Polish citizen. We review your case at the consultation; the outcome can't be guaranteed in advance.
Describe your situation — the first consultation is free. Reply within 24 hours, usually faster.