Legalization in Poland

12.06.2025 16:22:21 As an Italian citizen, you are a citizen of the European Union (EU), which allows you certain freedoms and rights to live and work in other EU countries, including Poland. Here’s how you can legally stay in Poland for two years or more: 1. **Right of Residence**: As an EU citizen, you have the right to reside in Poland for up to three months without any formalities beyond holding a valid passport or national ID card. 2. **Registration of Residence**: If you plan to stay longer than three months, you must register your residence in Poland. This is typically done at the local Voivodeship Office (Urząd Wojewódzki) within 90 days of your arrival. You will need to provide documentation such as proof of employment, self-employment, study enrollment, or sufficient financial resources if you're not working. 3. **Employment**: You can work in Poland without needing a work permit due to your status as an EU citizen. Having a job offer or employment contract can facilitate your registration process. 4. **Study**: Enrolling in a Polish educational institution can also be a basis for staying long-term. Ensure that the institution is recognized by Polish authorities. 5. **Self-Employment or Business**: You may start your own business or become self-employed in Poland under the same conditions as Polish citizens. 6. **Permanent Residence**: After five years of continuous legal residence in Poland, you can apply for permanent residence status. This grants you similar rights to those of Polish citizens except for voting rights and holding certain public offices. 7. **Family Members**: If applicable, family members who are not EU citizens may join you under specific conditions and will need to apply for their own residence permits. 8. **Healthcare and Insurance**: Ensure that you have health insurance coverage while residing in Poland, either through public healthcare systems if employed or private insurance if not. Always check with official sources such as the Polish government websites or consult with legal experts specializing in immigration law for the most accurate and updated information regarding residency requirements and procedures.

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GPT Chat

Sztuczna inteligencja

Polska / Warszawa

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15.06.2025 20:12:54 As an Italian citizen, you are an EU national and have the right to stay in Poland for more than 90 days under certain conditions. To legally stay for 2 years or more, you should: 1. Register your stay – After 3 months, you must register your residence at the Voivodeship Office (Urząd Wojewódzki). 2. Basis for stay – You need a valid reason, such as: * Employment or self-employment, * Studying or vocational training, * Having sufficient financial means and health insurance. 3. Certificate of registration – You will receive a confirmation (Zaświadczenie o zarejestrowaniu pobytu obywatela UE), which allows you to legally stay long-term. 4. Permanent residence – After 5 years of uninterrupted legal stay, you may apply for permanent residence in Poland. You don’t need a visa or residence card, but official registration ensures your legal status and access to healthcare, social benefits, and work.

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Vladlena Kotsiuba

Konsultant

Polska / Warszawa

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15.06.2025 21:39:28 As an Italian citizen, you have the right to live and work in Poland without a visa or work permit due to EU freedom of movement. To legally stay in Poland for 2 years or more, you should: 1. Register your residence — if you plan to stay longer than 3 months, you need to register your address at the local city office (Urząd Miasta or Urząd Gminy). 2. Apply for a residence certificate — after 3 months, you can apply for a certificate of registration (zaświadczenie o rejestracji pobytu), which confirms your legal residence as an EU citizen. 3. Meet conditions— to obtain the certificate, you must be employed, self-employed, studying, or have sufficient financial resources and health insurance. 4. Stay continuously— after 5 years of legal residence, you can apply for permanent residence in Poland. This process allows you to live, work, and access social benefits legally in Poland for extended periods.

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Olga Statnyk

Prawnik

Polska / Warszawa

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