Service Providers for Poland (1)
Frequently Asked Questions — Poland
The most common route is the National D-type visa, which is granted after obtaining a work permit from a Polish employer. You must apply for this visa at the Polish consulate in your region of residence. Once in Poland, this serves as the foundation for applying for a temporary residence permit.
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