Get a permanent residence permit in Poland

To obtain a permanent residence permit in Poland (karta stalego pobytu) is the next way to obtain Polish citizenship. This permit must be replaced every 10 years, but according to a simplified procedure. After living in Poland with a permanent residence permit for more than 3 years, you can apply for Polish citizenship.

Grounds for obtaining a permit (permit) for permanent residence (KARTA STALEGO POBYTU)

• Continuous legal residence in Poland for 5 years
• I have been married to a Pole for 3 years, 2 of which I, a Ukrainian, must live continuously in Poland
• The presence of Polish origin or a Polish card, as well as the desire to permanently live in Poland.

Permanent residence permit in Poland based on Polish origin (pobyt staly)

• If you have a marriage certificate, marriage certificate, military ID, Soviet-style passport, death certificate, where it is stated that your father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, great-grandfather or great-grandmother were Poles, you have the right to obtain a permanent residence permit for origin
• You need the Polish origin of your relatives and your connection with them.
• Knowledge of the Polish language at a conversational level.
• To know Polish history, culture, customs and traditions.

Permanent residence permit in Poland for the holder of a Polish card

• There is no interview
• Confirmation of the intention to stay in Poland (presence of a company, availability of an official job, housing, study)
• Receiving payments for up to 9 months.

Merited” permanent residence permit (zezwolenie na pobyt rezydenta długoterminowego)

• It is necessary to stay in Poland for 5 years continuously (not in Poland for more than 10 months in 5 years, not in Poland for more than 6 months once)
• Have a constant source of income.

The cost of obtaining a permanent residence permit in Poland depends on the volume of services that our migration lawyers will provide in Poland.

Usually, the range of services includes:

• translation of documents into Polish and its certification by a notary
• consultations and legal services
• assistance in filling out the application and questionnaire
• counseling and recommendations on passing the interview
• escort to the interview
• interpreter services if necessary
• help with housing and transport.