Legalization in Poland 2026: Third-Country Nationals
Citizens of Asian countries (India, Uzbekistan), Africa, Latin America, and other non-European nations face specific and strict legalization requirements in Poland. Obtaining visas and residence permits involves thorough checks by the Voivodeship Offices.
Work Permits (Type A)
Legal employment requires a Type A Work Permit issued by the Voivode. We assist your employer in correctly preparing the documents and passing the labor market test (Opinia Starosty).
Residence Card (Karta Pobytu)
To live and work in Poland long-term, you need a Residence Card. We provide comprehensive support during the application process, helping you avoid refusals caused by missing documents or employer errors.
Appeals and Deportation Cancellations
Refusals for visas or Residence Cards are common. Our lawyers prepare professional appeals (Odwołanie) to the Head of the Office for Foreigners and help cancel obligations to return (deportation orders).
Business and EU Blue Card
Highly qualified specialists can apply for an EU Blue Card. We also assist in opening a Limited Liability Company (Spółka z o.o.) allowing you to run a business across the EU.
Comprehensive Legal & Administrative Support
We provide comprehensive adaptation assistance: obtaining a PESEL number, address registration (zameldowanie), vehicle registration and customs clearance, as well as legal support for marriage registration in Poland. Our lawyers will handle all the bureaucracy.




