Temporary Residence Permits (Karta Czasowego Pobytu)

A Temporary Residence Permit (Zezwolenie na pobyt czasowy) is the most common document allowing non-EU citizens to stay in Poland for more than 90 days. It is issued for a specific purpose and is valid for a period ranging from 3 months to 3 years. J&R Consult helps you identify the right basis for your application and manages the entire procedure to ensure success.

Types of Temporary Residence Permits

Depending on your situation, you may apply for one of several types of permits:

• Work: The 'Single Permit' for residence and work is ideal for employees. It combines your right to stay and work into one document.
• Business: For entrepreneurs running a company in Poland. This permit has strict requirements regarding income and job creation.
• Studies: For full-time university students. It allows you to work without a permit while studying.
• Family Reunification: For spouses and children of foreign residents or Polish citizens.
• Blue Card: A prestigious permit for highly skilled specialists with higher education and high salaries.

The Application Process

Applying for a TRC involves submitting a detailed application to the Voivodeship Office having jurisdiction over your place of residence. You will need to provide fingerprints, show a valid passport, and submit numerous supporting documents proving the purpose of your stay, health insurance, stable income, and place of residence.

Common Challenges

The process can be lengthy and complex, with frequent delays. Incomplete applications are a common cause of rejection. J&R Consult ensures your application is complete and legally sound from the start. We monitor the status of your case, respond to official summons, and accompany you to appointments, making the process as stress-free as possible.