Pinoys In Poland

If a foreigner files an application for a temporary residence permit during their legal stay in Poland and if the application is completed in full, the Voivode places a stamp in the travel document of the foreigner confirming that an application for granting a temporary residence permit has been filed. This stamp legalises the stay of the foreigner in Poland (even in the event of expiry of the visa or of the previous residence card) until the date of issuing a decision on the residence card, and in the case of an appeal against a negative decision until the moment when the decision made upon appeal i.e. by the Head of the Office for Foreigners) becomes binding. Note: The aforementioned stamp does not entitle the foreigner to travel to other Schengen countries or EU Member States . Pursuant to the stamp in the passport the foreigner may leave for their country of origin , although they may not return to Poland with the stamp – in order to re-enter Poland, the foreigner shou...

Workers can receive a negative decision on their temporary residence and work permit application for reasons such as their employer missed a payment to ZUS (Social Insurance Institution). It applies not only if the employer miss a payment regarding the foreign employee, but can also affect the other employees whom he or she hires. To avoid such reason of refusal the foreigner must make sure that his or her company doesn't miss any social security contribution payments. Related link: Polish Social Security Contributions in Poland Social Security in Poland Stamp in Passport during TRP Application #pinoyworkersinpoland #pinoysinpoland

Work Permit A work permit is a document that authorizes a foreigner to work legally in Poland. A work permit is required both for taking up employment on the basis of an employment contract as well as civil law contracts Work Permit Visas The citizens of many non-EU countries are required to obtain a Polish visa in order to enter and remain in Poland. Work Visa Temporary Residence  Foreigners who are planning to stay in Poland for a period longer than 3 months may apply for a temporary residence permit in Poland. A temporary residence permit is granted for a maximum period of 3 years. However, the validity period of the permit may be shorter if a shorter stay is justified, pursuant to the grounds for application. Temporary Residence Permit Long-Term EU and Permanent Residency Poland provides for two forms of indefinite duration residence permits for foreigners: Permanent residence permit (pobyt stały) Long-term EU residence (długoterminego UE) In...