POLAND WORK PERMIT

 

Detailed overview of job opportunities in Poland, featuring salary, work hours, and quantity demanded for various roles.

Your Key to Working in Poland

Dreaming of a career in Poland? A work permit is your essential passport to unlock opportunities in this vibrant European nation.

Whether you're a skilled professional seeking new challenges or an aspiring expat looking to make your mark, understanding the work permit process is crucial.

On this page, you'll find:

An overview of different work permit types

Eligibility requirements and necessary documents

Step-by-step guidance on the application process

Tips for a successful work permit application

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LIVE AND WORK IN POLAND

Benefits:

• Food Provided by Company
• Accommodation provided by Company 
• Medical Provided by Company

Who can apply?

POLAND Work Visa is open for all nationalities around the world.

Required Documents;

1. International Passport Data Page Scan Copy: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Poland.

2. Passport Photograph Scan Copy: The photograph should meet Polish visa photo specifications.

3. CV (if applicable): Prepare an up-to-date CV highlighting your skills and experience relevant to the job you're applying for. Only include this document if requested by the employer or necessary for the specific work permit type.

PROCESSING TIME - - 45 to 60 days

Terms and conditions 

1. Place of Employment: Poland

2. Contract Period:1,2,3 years 

3. workings Hours: 8 hours, 5 days per week

4. Overtime: As per Poland Labour law

5. Accommodation: Provided by the employer free of cost

6. Food: Provided by employer free of cost

7. joining & Return Airfare: Provided by the company 

8. Local Transportation: Provided by the company only if required to the company ( other personal travel not provided by the company)

9. Leave Benefits/ Overtime: As per Poland Labour law

10.Workman's Compensation Insurance Insured by the company.