Poland's Ministry of the Interior and Administration sets the border-entry and work-authorisation conditions foreign nationals must meet to work legally in the country.
Poland's EU Blue Card, implementing the EU Blue Card Directive, is a single temporary residence-and-work permit for a third-country national whose primary purpose of stay exceeds three months and consists of employment in a profession requiring high qualifications (a university education, or at least three to five y…
Poland's standard employer-sponsored work route combines a Type A work permit — issued by the voivode on the employer's application, specifying the employer, position, salary and validity of up to three years — with a national Type D visa obtained at a Polish consulate, which lets the holder enter and reside for ove…
Poland.Business Harbour (PBH) is a Polish government programme, run by the Chancellery of the Prime Minister together with partner IT companies, that fast-tracks a national D23 visa for engineers and IT-sector workers relocating to Poland.
Poland's single temporary residence and work permit combines the right to stay and the right to work in one decision, and it is the standard route for a foreign national whose primary purpose of stay in Poland, for more than three months, is employment.
Poland's temporary residence permit for business activity is the route for a foreign national whose primary purpose of stay, for more than three months, is running a company rather than being employed by one.
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