Moving to Poland

Moving to Poland

Moving to Poland is a process that requires careful preparation and knowledge of all legislative nuances. Our legal service "Moving to Poland" provides comprehensive support at all stages of immigration, from consultations to obtaining permanent residence (PR). We offer assistance in collecting documents, submitting applications and adapting to a new place.

What does the service of moving to Poland include?

The "Moving to Poland" service includes the following stages:

• Consultations on all options for moving to Poland
• Assessing the chances of a successful move and selecting the best option
• Assistance in collecting and preparing the necessary documents
• Preparing and submitting applications to the migration authorities
• Support at all stages of the application review
• Consultations on adaptation and settling in Poland

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

1. Initial consultation: discussion of the goals and options for moving to Poland, assessment of the chances of successful immigration.
2. Choosing the best way to move: work visa, Pole's card, repatriation program, permanent residence by roots, etc.
3. Collection and preparation of necessary documents: preparation, translation and certification of all documents, including certificates of no criminal record, diplomas and medical certificates.
4. Submission of applications: filling out forms and submitting documents to the migration authorities.
5. Support during the application review process: representing the client's interests in the migration authorities, responding to inquiries and providing additional documents if necessary.
6. Adaptation assistance: consultations on finding housing, obtaining health insurance, opening a bank account and other aspects of life in Poland.

Terms of Service

The "Moving to Poland" service is provided under the following conditions:

• The client has a clear intention and ability to move to Poland
• Compliance with all legal requirements and procedures established by the Polish migration authorities
• The client's consent to the collection and processing of all necessary documents for immigration
• Payment for all services, including legal advice and support for the immigration process

Features of moving to Poland under various programs

There are various ways to move to Poland, each with its own characteristics and requirements:

• Moving to Poland on a work visa: includes finding an employer, applying for a work visa and work permit.
• Moving to Poland on a Pole's Card: providing evidence of Polish origin, applying for a Pole's Card and assistance in moving with a family.
• Moving to Poland by roots: searching for and confirming documents confirming Polish origin, applying for permanent residence.
• Moving to Poland by repatriation: participating in the repatriation program for persons of Polish origin, processing documents and obtaining resident status.

Assistance of a lawyer in the matter of moving to Poland

Moving to Poland is a complex process that requires careful preparation and knowledge of all legislative nuances. A lawyer specializing in migration issues can provide invaluable assistance at all stages of the move. Let's consider what exactly a lawyer's assistance is when moving to Poland.

Consultations on options for moving to Poland

The first step is for a lawyer to provide consultations on all available options for moving to Poland. This could be a work visa, moving on a Pole's card, a repatriation program, receiving Permanent Residence by Roots and Other Methods. A lawyer will help you choose the most suitable option, taking into account your goals and circumstances.

Assessing the Chances of a Successful Move

A lawyer will assess your chances of a successful move to Poland. This includes an analysis of your professional qualifications, education, financial situation and other important factors. Based on this analysis, the lawyer will offer the best ways to achieve your goal.

Assistance in collecting documents for immigration to Poland

Collecting documents is one of the most important and time-consuming stages of the immigration process. A lawyer will help you prepare all the necessary documents for immigration to Poland, including translations, certifications and other formalities. This includes a passport, certificates of no criminal record, diplomas, work books and medical certificates.

Submitting applications for immigration

A lawyer will help you correctly fill out and submit applications for immigration to Poland. This includes filling out all the necessary forms, submitting documents to the relevant immigration authorities and monitoring the status of your application. The lawyer will also provide advice on preparing for possible interviews and other stages of the process.

Support during the immigration process

Throughout the immigration process, a lawyer will accompany you, representing your interests in the immigration authorities and resolving all issues that arise. This includes responding to inquiries from immigration services, submitting additional documents and ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.

Advice on adaptation and settlement in Poland

After receiving an immigration visa, a lawyer will provide advice on adaptation and settlement in Poland. This includes finding housing, getting health insurance, opening a bank account, finding a job, and other important aspects of life in a new country.

Features of moving under various programs

A lawyer will also help you understand the features of moving under various programs:

• Moving to Poland on a work visa: assistance in finding an employer and obtaining a work permit.
• Moving to Poland on a Pole's Card: collecting evidence of Polish origin and obtaining a Pole's Card for the whole family.
• Moving to Poland by roots: confirming Polish origin and applying for permanent residence.
• Moving to Poland by repatriation: participating in the repatriation program for persons of Polish descent and obtaining resident status.

Frequently asked questions about moving to Poland

1. Where to start moving to Poland with your family?

Moving to Poland with your family requires careful preparation. The first step is to choose a suitable immigration program, such as a work visa, Pole's Card, repatriation or business incubator. After that, you need to collect all the necessary documents, including passports, birth certificates, police clearance certificates and health certificates. Consulting with a lawyer will help you correctly complete all the documents and submit applications.

2. What are the special features of moving to Poland with children?

Moving to Poland with children requires additional documents, such as birth certificates, health certificates and education documents. It is important to find a school or kindergarten for the child in advance and inquire about the possibility of enrollment. A lawyer will help you collect all the necessary documents and provide advice on the adaptation of children in a new country.

3. How to organize a move to Poland with a small child?

Moving to Poland with a small child requires special attention to detail. It is necessary to prepare all medical documents, including vaccination certificates and medical certificates. It is also important to find a pediatrician in advance and find out about the possibility of receiving medical care. A lawyer will help you to understand all the nuances and prepare the necessary documents.

4. What are the features of moving to Poland with a Pole's Card?

The Pole's Card provides many advantages for moving to Poland, including a simplified visa procedure and the opportunity to work legally. To obtain a Pole's Card, you must prove your Polish origin and knowledge of the Polish language. A lawyer will help you collect all the necessary evidence and correctly draw up documents for obtaining a Pole's Card.

5. What steps need to be taken to move from Ukraine to Poland during the war?

Moving from Ukraine to Poland during the war requires special attention to safety and legal aspects. The first step is to obtain temporary asylum or refugee status. It is also necessary to collect all available documents and prepare a move plan. A lawyer will help you draw up documents, get legal advice and ensure the safety of your family during the move.

Questions and answers about moving to Poland

1. How does moving to Poland from Ukraine work?

Moving to Poland from Ukraine includes several stages: obtaining a visa, finding housing and work, and adapting to a new environment. It is important to prepare all the necessary documents in advance and familiarize yourself with Polish laws.

2. What documents are needed to move to Poland for permanent residence?

To move to Poland for permanent residence, you must have a long-term visa or residence permit, proof of financial solvency, health insurance and documents confirming the basis for permanent residence, such as a Pole's Card or a repatriation document.

3. Is it possible to move to Poland by car?

Yes, it is possible to move to Poland by car. To do this, you must have a valid driver's license, car insurance and a green card confirming insurance coverage in Europe. You also need to take into account traffic regulations and customs requirements.

4. What are the conditions for moving to Poland with a Pole's Card with your family?

Moving to Poland with a Pole's Card with your family is possible if one of the family members has a Pole's Card. Other family members must apply for a residence permit. The Pole's Card provides a number of benefits, including simplified visa processing and the right to work in Poland.

5. How does moving to Poland with children work?

Moving to Poland with children requires preparing additional documents, such as birth certificates, exit permits from the second parent (if required), and enrollment in a school or kindergarten. It is important to study the education system in Poland in advance and choose a suitable educational institution for your child.

What determines the cost of the service "Moving to Poland"

The cost of the service "Moving to Poland" depends on many factors. It is important to take into account the individual circumstances and requirements of each client. Let's look at the main aspects that affect the price.

• Route and transportation costs: Moving to Poland from Ukraine by car may require additional costs for gasoline, road tolls, and insurance.
• Visa type: Moving to Poland for permanent residence, on a work visa, or on a Pole's Card has its own characteristics and requires a different amount of work on paperwork.
• Marital status: Moving to Poland on a Pole's Card with family or with children increases the number of necessary documents and requires up to additional costs for visas and permits for all family members.
• Documents and legalization: The cost of the service may vary depending on the need for translation and legalization of documents, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, education certificates and others.
• Additional services: Moving to Poland by roots or repatriation may include additional services, such as consultations, assistance in finding housing and work, support in government agencies.
• Service level: The cost of the service also depends on the level of service provided by the company. A full turnkey package of services will cost more than a minimum set of consultations and paperwork.