With Polish citizenship, an immigrant can legally and indefinitely live on the territory of an economically developed European Union country. To obtain a local passport, the applicant must fulfill the requirement for a census of sedentary in the country (from 2 to 10 years depending on the personal situation) or prove affiliation with the Polish people.
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Advantages of obtaining Polish citizenship
Visa freedom
Insurance medicine
Social protection
Living in the European Union
A Polish citizen has the right to travel without the need to issue an entry permit to more than 160 progressive countries of the world, for example, the United Kingdom, UAE, Australia.
The holder of a Polish passport can seek help from highly qualified doctors who work according to international protocols, in the country and other European Union countries.
A Polish citizen has access to the registration of benefits, subsidies, financial assistance from the government of the state, for example, pensions, unemployment benefits, disability, childcare.
The owner of a Polish passport has the right without obtaining additional documents to live in any EU country for up to 3 months, as well as to arrange a residence permit on simplified terms.
The program suits to
Foreigners wishing to move to a politically stable and developed European Union country
Labor migrants who want to increase income and improve professional qualifications
Entrepreneurs planning to develop their business in Poland or other EU countries
Immigrants who want to get a prestigious education and have social protection
Benefits of our support
Without us
With us
Non-compliance with deadlines
Compliance with deadlines
Untimely application for Polish citizenship can lead to the rejection of the petition by the country’s government agencies.
The migration specialist informs the client about the extreme time frames for filing a petition for Polish citizenship.
Difficulties with documents
Support with documents
When preparing a dossier, the applicant may miss a certificate, the absence of which will lead to an extension of the application processing time.
An international law lawyer conducts archival work in Polish government agencies and independently obtains missing certificates.
Lack of knowledge of the Polish language
Multilingual support
With insufficient knowledge of the Polish language, a foreigner may have difficulties in communicating with government officials.
Company specialists help to competently enter information into the questionnaire in Polish and are present during visits to government agencies.
Why us?
Support at all stages
Protection of data confidentiality
International work experience
Compliance with legislative norms
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Stages of the immigration process
1
Submission to the company and receiving a consultation. The lawyer answers the client`s questions, analyzes his situation and selects the most suitable way of immigration.
2
Formation of a dossier. The migration specialist provides assistance in preparing the required documents and, if necessary, requests missing certificates through access to the state archives.
3
Submission of a request to governmental bodies. The applicant, together with a lawyer, visits an authorized institution to submit an application and dossier.
4
Obtaining requested status and documents. In the presence of migration lawyer, a document (residence permit, permanent residence card or passport of an EU country) is issued to the applicant.
THE DOCUMENTS YOU WILL RECEIVE
ID card
Driving licence
Foreign passport
Find an answer to your question:
An immigrant needs to live in the country for a period prescribed by law (from 2 to 10 years depending on the personal situation), confirm financial solvency and the presence of housing in the country, pass a language exam. With legal support, the process of obtaining citizenship is carried out in compliance with minimal requirements.
A foreigner needs to prepare a passport, photo, birth and marriage certificates, a permanent residence card, a certificate of knowledge of the Polish language, a certificate of income, a completed declaration of departure dates from the country, a receipt for payment of the stamp duty.
An immigrant should confirm that he speaks Polish at least at the B1 level.
Yes, when applying for Polish citizenship, an immigrant does not need to renounce his first passport.
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Term up to 12 months
Support at all stages 
