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FAQ – Frequently asked questions and answers
What is a permanent residence card and who can apply for one?
A permanent residence card is a document that confirms the right to legally live and work in Poland for an indefinite period. It can be applied for by foreigners who meet certain conditions, such as:
- A long period of legal residence in Poland
- Polish ancestry
- Marriage to a Polish citizen
- Refugee status
What are the benefits of having a permanent residence card?
Having a permanent residence card allows you to live and work legally in Poland without the need to obtain additional permits. It also gives you the opportunity to travel to other Schengen countries without a visa and benefit from many of the rights granted to EU citizens, such as access to the healthcare system and education.
What documents are required to obtain a permanent residence card?
To obtain a permanent residence card, you will need the following documents:
- A completed application form
- A passport
- Photographs
- Documents confirming eligibility, such as a marriage certificate, documents confirming
- Polish origin, or employment certificates
- Proof of payment of stamp duty
How long does it take to obtain a permanent residence card?
The waiting time for a decision to grant a permanent residence card is usually between 3 and 6 months, depending on the workload of the office and the completeness of the submitted documentation.
Does the permanent residence card have an expiry date?
A permanent residence card is issued for an indefinite period, but the physical document itself has a specific validity period (usually 10 years). After its expiry, the document must be renewed.
Does the permanent residence card allow me to work in Poland?
Yes, holders of a permanent residence card have the right to work in Poland without needing additional work permits.
Does the permanent residence card allow travel to other EU countries?
Yes, permanent residence card holders can travel to other Schengen countries for up to 90 days within a 180-day period without needing a visa.
What happens if my application for a permanent residence card is rejected?
If your application is rejected, you have the right to appeal the decision. It is advisable to consult a lawyer or a specialist in residence legalisation to increase your chances of a positive outcome.
Does the permanent residence card confer Polish citizenship?
The permanent residence card does not in itself confer citizenship, but it is one of the steps in the process of obtaining it. After several years of holding a permanent residence card, a foreigner may apply for Polish citizenship.
Can the permanent residence card be lost?
Yes, the right to a permanent residence card may be revoked if the foreigner:
- Stays outside Poland for an extended period (usually more than 6 years)
- Commits a serious crime
- Provided false information in the residence card application