Poland - Skoold

Types of Work Permits

Type A: For foreign workers employed by a company registered in Poland.
Type B:For foreign workers who are members of the management board of a Polish company.
Type C: For foreign workers employed by a foreign employer and posted to a Polish entity.
Type D:For foreign workers providing services for a foreign employer in Poland.
Type E:For other cases not covered by the above categories.

Eligibility

Visa Fees

Required Documents

General Requirements:

Valid Passport:Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned stay.
Work Permit Application Form:Completed and signed.
Job Offer Letter:From the employer in Poland.
Employer’s Registration Documents: Proof of company registration.
Proof of Qualifications:Diplomas and certificates relevant to the job.
Health Insurance:Coverage valid in Poland.
Proof of Accommodation:Confirmation of where you will stay in Poland.

For Specific Work Permits:

Type A:Additional documents like labour market test (if applicable).
Type B: Proof of management position and a company profile.
Type C and D: Contracts or agreements with the foreign employer.
Type E:Specific documentation depending on the nature of the services provided.

Application Process

1. Gather Required Documents:Ensure all documents are prepared and translated if necessary.
2. Submit Application: Apply for a work permit at the local Voivodeship Office (Wojewódzki Urząd Pracy) in Poland.
3. Wait for Decision: Processing times can vary from a few weeks to several months.
4. Apply for Visa: If the work permit is approved, apply for a national visa at a Polish consulate or embassy in your home country.

Additional Considerations