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Poland Work Permit
A work permit is a document that authorizes a foreigner to work legally in Poland. The permit indicates the company that entrusts the execution of work to the foreigner and the position or the type of work that the foreigner is to perform. The work is therefore regarded as legal only if the foreigner performs the work identified in the permit. This means that if the foreigner wants to change jobs (i.e. change employer and/or position and/or industry) in which he is employed, he has to obtain a new permit. However, there are some circumstances in which the permit remains valid despite a change in the circumstances for which it has been issued.
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All about Poland Work Permit
Available Jobs
Packages
Qualification
The embassy will issue you a “one year “Visa Type D / multiple entries, and it’s renewable further each year or applicable to apply PR on some reasonable basis.
Available jobs (Labor) are as below:
- Packing
- Departmental Shops worker
- Meat Cutter
- Butcher
- Drivers
- General construction customer shops
- Production Line in Factories.
- Duration of stay 365/365
- Expert consultation of visa specialists, assessment of the chances of obtaining a visa
- Recommendations on the qualitative preparation of documents, filling in and printing out the questionnaire
- The official invitation of the host country, certified by the Polish voivode
- Insurance policy
- Instruction, verification, and formation of the full package of documents
- High School and above.
- Min 1-year work experience.
- Basic English.
- Medical Certificate (Health Fitness).
- Police Clearance Certificate.
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
What is a working permit?
A working visa is a temporary work permit visa that allows people across the world to come and work in their desired destinations which consist of an ample number of industries experiencing skill shortages and opportunities for highly skilled workers overseas to take up employment.
Can I apply for a PR (Permanent Residency) in Poland?
Yes, upon completion of five years residing in Poland.
What are the benefits?
- The company provided accommodation.
- Additional Pay for Overtime.
- Health Insurance.
- Free Transportation (from accommodation to work and back).
- Visa-free travel to other 25 Schengen Countries.
- Family Sponsor after completion of 9 months and obtaining a blue card
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