Temporary Residence and Work Permit in Poland
Temporary Residence and Work Permit in Poland .If you are from overseas and are hoping to
relocate to Poland on a temporary basis, you will probably need to apply for a temporary
residence and work permit in Poland. In this article you can nd
out more about eligibility
criteria and how to apply for the appropriate permits so that you can be fully prepared.
When Can A Temporary Residence Permit Be Issued?
Any foreigner who plans to live in Poland for over 3 months can apply for a Polish temporary
residence permit. This is granted for a period of up to 3 years, however if a shorter stay
should be justied,
the permit period may be shortened. No temporary residence permit is
automatically prolonged, so should you wish to remain in the country for longer, a new
permit must be applied for. You will be required to leave the country before your permit
expires or alternatively apply for a new permit which will enable you to legally stay in
Poland.
How To Apply For A Temporary Residence Permit In Poland
The applicant must obtain the temporary residence permit from the Ofce
for Foreigners at
the Voivodeship Ofce
in the district in which you are living. You must present valid evidence
to back up the reasons for your stay in Poland. Some accepted reasons include:
Continuing or beginning work in the country
Working in a high skilled occupation in Poland
Working in Poland for a foreign employer
Conducting business in Poland.
or doctoral course
Carrying out academic research in the country
Visiting Polish family members or family members who live in the country
A child who was born in Poland during the period of the parent's permit validity
When Can A Residence Permit Not Be Issued?
A permit will not be issued in any of the following circumstances:
The applicant has already been granted permanent residency
They already live in Poland on a Schengen visa for humanitarian purposes
The applicant is staying in Poland following issuance of a temporary residence permit issued
for the purpose of a short term stay
The applicant has been given a tolerated residence permit due to asylum or refugee status or
is currently seeking asylum
The applicant has been detained or has been issued with an order forbidding them to leave
the country
The applicant is in prison or has been arrested
The applicant lives outside the country
The applicant has not had their ngerprints
collected
Can A Temporary Residence Permit Be Withdrawn?
A permit can be withdrawn if the purpose for their stay ceases to exist or if the applicant no
longer fullls
the necessary requires for the permit. It may also be cancelled if the applicant's
details enter the list of undesirable foreigners or for reasons of public safety. Should the
applicant have submitted any false information during their application, if they owe tax or if
they refuse treatment for a compulsory medical condition their permit may also be revoked.
The Application Procedure
When applying for a temporary residence permit, the applicant must submit their ngerprints.
They will then receive a stamp in their travel document to legalize their visit. The temporary
residence permit must be issued in person and must submit their completed copy of the
application form, copies of their passport as well as the original, current color photographs
and documentation conrming
the reason for their stay. In addition, when applying for a work
permit in conjunction with a temporary residence permit, the applicant must also submit
health insurance documentation, evidence of their steady income, documents conrming
the
place where they intend to live, a tax declaration, a certicate
of discharge of scal
obligations and the results of a labour market test. A fee of PLN 440 is required for a
temporary residence and work permit with a further PLN 50 due for the issuance of a
residence card. The decision will be made within a month and the paperwork will be issued
to the applicant.
When The Temporary Work Permit Is Granted, Which
Employment Can Be Undertaken?
When an applicant is granted a temporary residence and work permit, they can only work for
the employer or employers that they have stated in their application. The terms and
conditions will be laid out in the document including the position the applicant is working in,
the minimum salary they will receive, their working hour and type of contract. Should the
applicant lose their job, they must inform the Voivode within 15 days.
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