Trip&Work

Poland, which is experiencing an acute shortage of labor, have opened the borders for migrant workers, entrepreneurs and students.
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Students who study in Poland will be able to enter the country exclusively by car
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Due to the unstable situation on international aviation markets and numerous travelling restrictions related to the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus during the pandemic, the ban of air service will be extended the suspension of air services till June 14th 2020
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The country's government has relaxed restrictive measures and expanded the list of foreigners who can enter the country during quarantine.
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This list also includes students:
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- international road carriers that transit through Poland.
- students who study in Poland
- citizens of other EU countries who transit through Poland and their stay does not exceed 12 hours from the moment of crossing the border of Poland
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Submit your documents for TRC offline.

Immigration office has cancelled already the visits in coming days. Now immigration office is working on remotely mode till end of March and if situation will get worth they will lock down thier doors up t 2 months

Coronavirus is not a problem for us and our clients.

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A residence and work permit is one of the available forms of legalizing the stay of foreigners whose primary purpose of stay in Poland is the performance of work, and the planned time of stay exceeds 3 months.

This, in principle, applies to foreigners who are required to have a work permit, but also to foreigners who are not required to have a work permit, yet work is their purpose of stay in Poland (for example, if. the foreigner performs work under the employer’s declaration, and the term of their visa or term of stay under the regulations on visa-free traffic is about to expire, they may also apply for the permit in question).

The primary difference between this permit and the “ordinary” permit is that to be able to work under the “regular” work permit, a foreign citizen must also have a residence entitlement, such as a visa, whereas the permit in question combines a residence and work permit.

A residence and work permit is one of the available forms of legalizing the stay of foreigners whose primary purpose of stay in Poland is the performance of work, and the planned time of stay exceeds 3 months.

This, in principle, applies to foreigners who are required to have a work permit, but also to foreigners who are not required to have a work permit, yet work is their purpose of stay in Poland (for example, if. the foreigner performs work under the employer’s declaration, and the term of their visa or term of stay under the regulations on visa-free traffic is about to expire, they may also apply for the permit in question).

The primary difference between this permit and the “ordinary” permit is that to be able to work under the “regular” work permit, a foreign citizen must also have a residence entitlement, such as a visa, whereas the permit in question combines a residence and work permit.

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Yes. However, depending on the type of your residence permit and the programme of your studies (full-time or part-time university programme), you may have to apply for a work permit.
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Some groups of foreigners are exempted from the requirement of having a work permit to be able to work in Poland. T
This group includes, for instance, foreigners who are holders of a residence permit granted based on pursuing university education in Poland in a full-time firstcycle, second-cycle or third-cycle degree university programme (a residence permit granted under Art. 144 of the Act on Foreigners).
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Also holders of a temporary residence permit granted based on conducting academic research (a residence permit issued under Art. 151, item 1 or 2 of the Act on Foreigners) are exempted from the requirement of having a work permit.
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The foreign citizens indicated above do not need a work permit to take up employment, just like Polish citizens.
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