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What is Residence Card?
Residence Card is a plastic travel document. Person obtains residence card after she/he granted with:
Permanent residence permit or
Long-term EU residence permit or
Temporary residence permit based on work, study, family relations, business etc.;
“Blue card” is just the name ofspecial residence card which is a result of granting the residence permit based on work with high qualifications.
Residence card is outcome o…
Polish passport is one of the most strongest passports in the world. It ranks 4 world wide. Having Polish citizenship and a passport allows travel without visa difficulties to as many as 176 countries around the world, which places this in the group of countries with the strongest passports. Polish passport is as strong as those of Denmark, Belgium, Portugal, Norway, Ireland, USA and New Zealand.
Source : https://www.passportindex.org/
If you plan to start your studies at a university in Poland, the nostrification of your diploma is a necessary step. It confirms that your educational documents meet Polish standards and can be recognized in Poland.
Legal basis: Article 93 and Article 93 a-h of Polish Education Act of 7th September 1991 (t.j. Dz.U. z 2020 r., poz. 1327) and a Decree of the Minister of National Education (rozporządzenie Ministra Edukacji Narodowej z dnia 27 marca 2015 roku …
A very popular topic for some days. For EU long term residency from now you can not apply with the diploma from Szkoła Policealna . Many people are asking us and we are hearing a lot of questions regarding this. Right now if you have any of the diploma like florysta or any then you can submit but according to the new drafted project of government this Szkoła Policealna is not accepted as a valid document and this may be on action from this December or Janurar…
Here is some questions and answer related to EULT.
Question 1: I want to apply for EU Long Term Residency in Poland. But in the last 5 years of residency in Poland I was outside Poland more than 10 months. Can I apply for EU long term residency now?
Answer 1: No. You may leave Poland for any purpose for up to 6 months at a time, up to 10 months in aggregate within 5 years.
Question 2: I want to apply for EU Long Term Residency in Poland. But in the l…