Moving to Poland

Moving to Poland

Moving to Poland opens up new opportunities for a career, education and a comfortable life in the heart of Europe. However, the immigration process can be complex and requires careful compliance with legal regulations and procedures. It is important to consider all aspects of moving - from choosing a visa type to completing documents and adapting to a new place.

This is where a qualified lawyer comes to the rescue, who will provide professional support at every stage of your move, minimizing risks and ensuring a successful outcome.

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

This process includes several important stages that require careful preparation and support:

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.

Strict compliance with each stage of the moving process to Poland is the key to successful immigration. Thanks to professional support, you can avoid common mistakes and integrate into a new environment faster.

Terms of Service

Providing this service requires a clear understanding of the terms and procedures:

• 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.

Compliance with all terms and conditions of the service is the key to the success of your move to Poland. A legal specialist provides full support at every stage so that you can focus on the new opportunities that life in Poland opens up.

Features of moving to Poland under various programs

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 repatriation: participating in the repatriation program for persons of Polish origin, processing documents and obtaining resident status.

Lawyer's assistance when moving to Poland

A lawyer's assistance during the process of moving to Poland is indispensable for those who want to avoid bureaucratic complications and gain confidence in the correctness of all documents. He helps not only with the preparation of the necessary papers, but also with understanding the migration laws of Poland, which significantly increases the chances of successfully obtaining a visa or residence permit.

In addition, a specialist provides support when communicating with migration authorities and helps with the preparation of vital documents, such as insurance, rental contracts and other legal aspects related to adaptation in a new country. Thanks to professional legal support, moving to Poland will be as comfortable and trouble-free as possible.

Frequently asked questions about moving to Poland

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

The cost of the service may vary depending on a number of factors that affect the total amount of work and associated costs:

1. Route and transportation costs: Moving to Poland from Ukraine by car may require additional costs for gasoline, road tolls, and insurance.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. 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.
6. 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.

These are the main factors, but it is important to know that each case is unique and requires an individual approach for an accurate calculation of the cost.