How to get a beaten card for the maximum period?

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A residence card for Ukrainians is a document that gives citizens of Ukraine the right to temporarily or permanently stay on the territory of Poland. It can be issued on the basis of various reasons, such as work, study, business, humanitarian reasons or family ties. The terms of obtaining a credit card in Poland may vary depending on several factors, including the type of card and the complexity of your situation.

Types of beaten cards and terms:

• Temporary residence card: usually valid for 1 or 2 years, but can be issued for 3 years for some categories of people (for example, for people who have a stable income or run a business). Documents are considered 2-3 months after the application is submitted. In the case of complex situations or the need for additional checks, this period may increase to 4-6 months.
• Permanent Beat Card: is indefinite. The application review period is usually 2-3 months, but there may be delays in case of complexity of the documentation.
• Resident card for refugees or persons with a humanitarian visa: usually up to 2 years, with the possibility of extension. The processing time may be longer, depending on the situation, especially for refugees or those who submit documents in difficult circumstances.

Key factors that affect the term of obtaining a card:

Load of Polish authorities: if the authorities involved in the processing of applications have a large number of submitted applications, processing may take longer.

Documents and verification: If you have all the necessary documents and they are properly executed, it can speed up the process. If additional documents or checks are required, this may delay the issuance of the card.

Card type: If you are applying for a business or employment card, you will need to provide additional documents to prove your financial ability or employment. This may affect the processing time.

In order to obtain a residence card for the maximum period (up to 3 years) in Poland, you must meet a number of requirements that depend on the purpose of your stay in the country. Usually, the card is issued for 1 or 2 years, but it is possible to get it for 3 years under certain conditions.

General conditions for obtaining a card for the maximum term (up to 3 years):

1. Purpose of stay: in order to receive a card broken for 3 years, your purpose of stay in Poland must meet the requirements for a long-term stay. It can be, for example, business, work, studies or family circumstances.
2. Application for a beaten card: your application for a beaten card must be submitted to the voivode (depending on the place of residence) or to the Polish consulate in another country. When applying, you will need to provide proof of your status in Poland: employment contract, documents confirming your place of study, marital status, or entrepreneurial activity.
3. Proof of stable income: To get a 3-year residence card, you need to demonstrate that you have a stable and sufficient income to support yourself and your family in Poland. This can be income from work, business, pension, scholarship, etc.
4. Availability of housing: you must have proof that you have a stable place of residence in Poland. It can be an apartment rental agreement or confirmation of ownership of housing.
5. Long-term stay in Poland: If you have lived in Poland for a certain period (usually 2-3 years) on the basis of previous residence cards, you can apply for a residence card for 3 years, if the conditions for work, study or business are met.
6. No immigration violations: You must not have any problems with Polish immigration authorities, stay conditions, employment or tax laws.

Steps for obtaining a residence card for 3 years and leaving for a permanent residence in Poland:

• Collection of necessary documents: passport (or other identity document). Documents confirming your legal status in Poland (e.g. employment contract, study documents, proof of business activity), proof of housing (lease agreement or proof of ownership). Documents confirming income. Receipt for payment of application fee.
• Submission of an application: the application is submitted to the relevant authority (voivodeship or consulate of Poland). You can apply for a credit card in person or through an authorized person.
• Waiting for a decision: The application process can take several months, depending on the complexity of your situation and the workload of the authorities.
• Obtaining a battered card: if the application is approved, you will receive a battered card for a maximum period (up to 3 years). The beaten card allows you to live, work and have access to some social services in Poland.

Migration to Poland has a number of advantages for Ukrainians and other foreigners, and it is becoming a popular choice due to many factors related to economic stability, proximity to Ukraine, opportunities for work, education and development.

A migration lawyer provides comprehensive assistance, which includes legal support and strategic consultations at every stage of the process of moving to Poland and adaptation in Poland, departure for permanent residence in Poland. This allows you to reduce the risks and errors that may occur in violation of migration or labor laws, and also increases the chances of success in the process of legalization of stay and employment.