Poland work permit visa

• If approved, the employer receives the work permit

Step 3: Apply for a National Visa (Type D)

• Once the work permit is granted, the employee must apply for a National Visa (Type D) at the nearest Polish consulate

  Immigration consultation

• Required documents:

  • Valid passport

  • Work permit approval

  • Employment contract

  • Proof of accommodation in Poland

  • Health insurance

  • Visa application form and fees

Step 4: Travel to Poland and Register Stay

• After arriving in Poland, the employee must:

  Buy vitamins and supplements
  Immigration consultation

  • Register their address at the local municipality

  • Apply for a Temporary Residence Permit if staying longer than 1 year

Required Documents for a Work Permit Visa

For the Employer (Work Permit Application)

• Company registration documents

• Job offer or employment contract

• Proof of labor market testing (advertisements, rejections of EU candidates)

• Financial statements proving the company can pay the employee

For the Employee (Visa Application)

• Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)

• Work permit approval letter

  Immigration consultation

• Completed visa application form

• Passport-sized photos

• Proof of accommodation in Poland

• Health insurance covering Poland

• Employment contract or assignment letter

• Educational and professional certificates

Processing Time and Fees

• Work permit processing: 1-3 months

  Immigration consultation
  Buy vitamins and supplements

• Visa processing: 15-30 days

• Work permit fee: ~100-200 PLN (paid by employer)

• Visa fee: ~80-100 EUR (paid by employee)

Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) for Long-Term Work

If the employment period exceeds 1 year, the employee must apply for a Temporary Residence Permit within Poland. This allows stays of up to 3 years, renewable.

Requirements for TRP:

• Valid work permit

  Immigration consultation

• Proof of stable income

• Health insurance

• Registered address in Poland

Benefits of a Poland Work Permit

• Legal employment with full labor rights

• Access to healthcare and social security

• Possibility of family reunification (spouse and children can join)

• Pathway to permanent residency after 5 years

  Buy vitamins and supplements

Conclusion

Obtaining a Poland work permit visa involves cooperation between the employer and employee. The process includes securing a job offer, obtaining a work permit, applying for a visa, and registering residence in Poland. With a strong economy and demand for skilled workers, Poland remains an excellent choice for foreign professionals.