2500,00 zł
One of the basic legalization tools in Poland is obtaining a residence permit. Depending on the basis, it may be a permanent or temporary residence permit. Confirmation of having a residence permit is a residence card: long-term (permanent stay) or temporary (temporary stay), respectively. After reviewing the specific legal situation, our lawyers will advise you on which type of card will be most suitable for you. A residence card is a document identifying a foreigner, granting him a residence permit in Poland and enabling him to legally stay in a given country for a specified period of time. Obtaining a residence permit requires submitting documents to the office during an scheduled meeting. We offer assistance throughout the proceedings in your case. The first step will be a consultation, during which a lawyer specializing in migration law will advise you which type of card will be best in your case. At the same time, it will provide you with a list of documents needed for this process. The lawyer will prepare the basic documentation, using information that you can provide us during the meeting or online. When you complete the documents (e.g. employment contract, lease agreement), we will arrange the visit and prepare the above-mentioned documents. You will be informed about the meeting, and one of the legal Wings team members will assist you at every stage of the proceedings, so not knowing Polish is not a problem. Life in a new country changes dynamically, so if this happens during the proceedings, lawyers will update the documents. All you need to do is provide information about any changes and Legal Wings will take care of the rest and explain every step. We will receive official correspondence related to your case and contact offices on an ongoing basis. If you have any questions or doubts, team members will be happy to answer you directly at the office or online. The process will be considered completed only when you collect your residence card. Legal Wings will therefore accompany you from the beginning of the process until the last meeting at the office, during which the officer will issue the card.
