Earlier in our posts we have already discussed why decisión is important.
DECYZJA is a decision after a review of your residence card case. If the Decision is positive, then you have to receive the plastic card and at this stage you can relax, thinking that the card is almost with you.
The decision comes by post.
That is, you will receive a letter to the postal address you gave when submitting your contact details. Every employer will ask you for this document,

Let’s take a look at some common mistakes to avoid when applying for a residence card:

1. mistake #1: Not submitting a complete set of documents (we are talking about those written on the official website of Uzęda). You are in Poland legally only after you have been fingerprinted and stamped in your passport!

2. mistake #2: Fail to notify Urząd of changes such as

We continue our series of posts on obtaining a residence permit card! Here are the next steps that will lead you to a successful application:

1. Check and compile a list of documents. Visit the official website of the “Urząd do Spraw Cudzoziemców” to familiarize yourself with the full list of documents required for applying for a residence permit card.

2. Prepare the documents. Gather all the necessary documents on your side and request the documents from your employer that they must provide. IMPORTANT:

The TRC… thousands of posts and articles have probably been written about it. But every time the same situations occur, which make getting a residence card a source of constant stress.
That’s why we’re launching a series of posts that will tell you how to avoid these mistakes and get your card without any unnecessary worries.
So…

There has been a lot of talk recently about Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI). There are more and more initiatives in companies to build an organizational culture open to diverse employees. This is a great trend that helps to build a friendly working environment.

Don’t know if your driving license is allowed in Poland? Check out the list of countries that have signed the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic of November 8, 1968. If your country is on this list, you can safely drive in Poland. This applies to short trips and short stays.