Polish Permit For Free

A foreigner planning to stay in Poland for more than 3 months may apply for a temporary residence permit. A temporary residence permit is issued for the maximum of 3 years. The period of validity of the permit may be shorter, however, if the basis for applying for this permit indicates that a shorter stay is justified.

A foreigner marrying a Polish citizen does not automatically obtain Polish citizenship. A foreigner may apply for recognition as a Polish citizen if:- has been married to a Polish citizen for at least 3 years.

For stays in Poland under the visa-free regime, the foreign national is entitled to reside on that territory for a period of 90 days within a 180-day period (or for the period resulting from a visa waiver agreement signed by the EU or Poland with the country of their nationality).

In order to obtain a residence permit, you must submit an application to the appropriate consulate of Poland, usually found in your country of residence. In case you have already been staying in Poland, you can apply directly to the appropriate regional office of a provincial governor.

The only authority who can definitively tell you if you do or do not need a visa is the embassy or consulate of each country that you plan to visit.A residence permit is typically for those travelers who plan to remain in the country for a much longer duration of time.

You should apply if you are a spouse of a Polish citizen and you stay in Poland continuously (uninterrupted residence) for not less than 2 years based on a temporary residence permit granted due to this marriage, and it has passed at least 3 years after getting married.

Work Permit (Type A): This permit is required for foreign individuals who work for a Polish employer. Work Permit (Type C or E): This permit is available for those sent to work in Poland through an intracompany transfer. Business visa (Schengen Visa C or D) Freelance/entrepreneur visa.