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Publication date: 18.02.2025
My name is Alia Yuriyivna Vasyltsova, and I am an expert in the legalization of foreigners in Poland. My specialization includes matters related to obtaining temporary or permanent residence permits, granting citizenship, and enrollment in Polish educational institutions. I work in Warsaw and provide services to individuals. I am fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, and Polish, which allows me to effectively work with clients of various nationalities. I have 4 years of experience in the field of foreigner legalization in Poland. My activities also involve collaborating with Polish sworn translators to ensure high-quality certified translations of documents. What sets me apart from other experts in this field is my transparency and openness at every stage of the process. Every client is always informed about all the details of the procedure and can be confident in a professional approach. If you need assistance with the legalization of your stay in Poland, feel free to contact me for qualified consultation and support.
Obtaining a Temporary Residence Permit in Poland for a Ukrainian Citizen Based on Employment
This case concerned obtaining a temporary residence permit for a Ukrainian citizen residing in Poland under the special PESEL UKR status due to the war in Ukraine. The client found stable employment in a Polish company and sought advice on obtaining a residence card based on employment. This would allow him to legally work and live in Poland.
Obtaining a temporary residence permit based on employment is a multi-step process. It includes a consultation with a lawyer, preparation of documents, submitting the application to the relevant Voivodeship Office, and ensuring the employer complies with the legal requirements. The success of the procedure depends on properly completed documents such as the employment contract, health insurance, and proof of stable residence.
The primary requirement is official employment with an appropriate salary that meets the minimum legal standards. Additionally, it is essential to provide evidence of permanent residence in Poland and financial information confirming the employer's contributions to ZUS.
Case Details
- Client: A Ukrainian citizen employed in a Polish company.
- Goal: Obtaining a temporary residence permit based on employment.
- Documents: Completed application form, passport, employment contract, proof of working conditions and salary, health insurance, rental agreement.
- Process: Consultation, document collection, application submission, fingerprinting.
Result
- Decision: The client received a temporary residence permit for 3 years.
- Next Steps: The client can apply for an extension or for a permanent residence permit.
Questions and Answers
Question
What documents are required to obtain a temporary residence permit in Poland based on employment?
Answer
You need to submit an application form, passport, employment contract, a letter from the employer confirming working conditions and salary, proof of health insurance, and a rental agreement or other proof of residence.
Question
How long does the process of obtaining a temporary residence permit in Poland take?
Answer
The process can take from several months to half a year, depending on the complexity of the case and the workload of the Voivodeship Office.
Question
Can a temporary residence permit be extended after it expires?
Answer
Yes, if employment continues and is stable, you can apply for an extension or a permanent residence permit.
Why Contact a Lawyer?
- Legal Consultation: Professional help with document preparation and submission.
- Protection of Rights: Support at all stages of the residence permit process.
- Efficiency: Quick resolution of issues while complying with the law.
Legal Support: Professional assistance in document submission and residence permit processing.
Support: Consultations on all aspects of employment.
Document Processing: Professional preparation and submission of documents.
Legalizing residence in Poland based on employment is an important step for those planning to stay in the country. Consulting a lawyer helps avoid errors in document submission and ensures successful completion of the process.
