Once you've arrived, we help you file your temporary residence card (TRC), understand your right to work while studying and plan your next steps after graduation, from job search to a work-based permit.
Guidance on preparing and filing your temporary residence card for studies before your visa expires.
What to bring for your fingerprint and document appointment at the voivodeship office.
Your rights as a full-time student worker and how to find jobs that fit your schedule.
Reminders and help when your card needs extending for the next year of study.
Options to stay after your degree, including a residence permit to look for work in Poland.
How to move to a work-based permit or EU Blue Card once you have a job offer.
Most of our clients are non-EU nationals already in Europe, either working on a permit or on a job-seeker visa. Here's what this step means for you.
Used to working in Europe? With a Polish study visa or residence card as a full-time student, you can generally keep earning without a separate work permit. We help you understand the rules from day one.
If you came to Europe to find work, Poland's post-study job-search permit and work-permit routes give you a second, stronger chance with a Polish degree on your CV.
We calculate when to file based on your visa and study dates.
University certificate, insurance, address and funds, all in order.
Submit your application and attend your office appointment.
Collect your residence card and plan your next steps.
The karta pobytu is a residence card that lets non-EU nationals stay in Poland beyond their visa. For students, it usually covers the length of the programme and lets you travel within the Schengen area.
You must apply while your current visa is still valid. Because processing can take time, we recommend applying well before your visa expires.
Full-time students with a valid Polish study visa or residence card can generally work without a separate work permit. Your studies still need to come first, and we explain the rules that apply to your status.
Graduates of Polish universities can apply for a temporary residence permit to look for work, and can later move to a work-based permit or an EU Blue Card if they find a qualifying job.
A shortlist of Polish universities and English-taught courses that fit your work background, budget and next career move.
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