The Italy work visa process stands out for its relative simplicity compared to other countries. It’s one of the easiest work visa to acquire in Europe. Once you secure your work visa allowing travel to Italy, you must apply for the Permesso di Soggiorno (residence permit) within 8 days. About Italy Italy is renowned for…

Starting a seasonal job in Europe opens doors to a myriad of enriching experiences and valuable opportunities. Beyond the financial benefits, such positions offer a unique blend of cultural immersion, skill development, and adventure. Whether you’re working in hospitality, tourism, agriculture, or other sectors, a seasonal job in Europe promises to be a rewarding journey…

Are you contemplating broadening your business horizons? Poland, renowned for its strategic positioning within Europe and thriving economy, presents a plethora of benefits for entrepreneurs endeavoring to establish a company. In this blog post, we shall delve into the paramount advantages of initiating a business venture in Poland, with a specific emphasis on the synergistic…

When it comes to obtaining a residence card, navigating the administrative procedures can sometimes be a challenge. Understanding the deadlines and legal instruments available to applicants is crucial for a smooth process. Let’s delve into the details of these procedures and how to effectively address delays or issues that may arise. Understanding Deadlines The timeline…

Croatia, situated in Southeast Europe along the Adriatic Sea, blends ancient charm with modern appeal. Influenced by Roman, Venetian, and Ottoman legacies, its architecture, cuisine, and culture fascinate visitors. The dazzling coastline offers clear waters, scenic islands, and sandy beaches, perfect for beachgoers and water lovers. Inland, medieval towns, UNESCO sites, and lush parks showcase…

Romania and Bulgaria, two Eastern European nations with rich histories and vibrant cultures, have been integral members of the European Union since 2007. Despite their EU membership, both countries have faced challenges in fully integrating into the Schengen Area, which allows for passport-free travel across 27 European countries. However, recent developments have seen progress, particularly…

Navigating the visa application process is crucial for travel plans. Whether it’s a vacation, studying abroad, or business, preparing for a visa interview at consulates is key. This guide offers essential tips to boost your confidence and approval chances. From reviewing your application to demonstrating good intentions, each step is vital. Let’s dive in and…

Discover the allure of Lithuania, a European gem beckoning with promising career prospects and a robust economy attracting talent worldwide. As with any nation, Lithuania boasts its unique immigration laws, particularly for foreign nationals aspiring to work within its borders. A proud member of the European Union, Lithuania extends a welcoming hand to EU citizens,…

Choosing European countries for higher studies is a decision that opens doors to a world of opportunities and enriching experiences. Europe boasts a long-standing tradition of academic excellence, with renowned universities offering top-notch education across diverse fields. Here are some compelling reasons why studying in Europe is an excellent choice: Quality Education Europe has many…

The minimum wage stands as the legal bedrock, ensuring employees receive fair compensation for their work within the confines of employment or mandate contracts. In Poland, the minimum wage landscape has undergone significant shifts, with 12% of individuals earning the minimum wage in 2018, a figure placing Poland at the forefront in Europe. However, projections…

Citizenship is often perceived as a birthright, but in today’s interconnected world, many individuals seek to change or acquire a new citizenship for various reasons. Whether driven by opportunities, family ties, or a desire for a fresh start, the process of obtaining citizenship can be complex and daunting. However, some countries offer more accessible pathways,…

European countries provide abundant opportunities for seasonal employment, typically commencing in early spring, around April or May, and concluding in late autumn. Industries like industrial and agricultural sectors offer numerous job options. In today’s video, I’ll introduce you to five popular seasonal activities accessible to foreigners in Europe. While each activity demands specific skills, a…

Croatia, situated in Central and Southeast Europe, is renowned for its stunning coastline and diverse cultural legacy, attracting numerous tourists annually. As a member of the Schengen Area and the European Union, Croatia maintains a visa policy aligned with other EU nations. Certain countries benefit from bilateral agreements with Croatia, granting their citizens visa-free entry…

Many of you, looking for a job in Poland, undoubtedly think what are the professions in demand in Poland in 2023 In the Occupational Barometer 2023, the number of shortage professions nationwide decreased to 27 out of 30 compared to 2022. Unfortunately, strong shortages in some specializations make it difficult for companies to operate. But…

Finally Eurostat published new statistics regarding minimum wages in EU in january 2023. Minimum wage statistics, as published by Eurostat, refer to national minimum wages. The national minimum wage usually applies to all employees, or at least to a large majority of employees in a country.   The basic national minimum wage is fixed at an…

Entry: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been going on for a year. Ukraine has defended its independence, but part of its territory is under Russian occupation. The full-scale hostilities of the Russians began on February 24, 2022 just before 5.00 (4.00 in Poland), a few minutes after Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” aimed…

If you are waiting very long time to receive your residency card it is important to know what can be done, when we have applied for a residence card in connection with staying in Poland and there is still no decision. First of all, after submitting the application for a residence card, the procedure should…

If you are foreigner living in Poland, you can register your residence – in such a situation, you will automatically obtain a PESEL Number [Polish acronym for „Universal Electronic System for Registration of the Population”]. If you cannot register your residence, and any agency requires a PESEL Number from you – submit an application. Check…

Minimum wage statistics, as published by Eurostat, refer to national minimum wages.  The national minimum wage usually applies to all employees, or at least to a large majority of employees in a country. It is enforced by law, often after consultation with social partners, or directly by a national intersectoral agreement. As of 1 January 2022,…

Many of you ask the question what is the working age limit in Poland?There is no certain answer to this question.As a principle, a person at the age of 15 years old can start a work in Poland, however, there is a number of restrictions, therefore the work of young people is not very various.The…

The war in Ukraine affected many areas of life in Poland. Due to the help we offer to Ukrainians fleeing aggression, we are starting to observe changes in the housing market, as well as in the labor market. The employment of citizens who come to Poland fleeing the war is increasing. On the other hand,…

The invasion of Ukraine started on February 24, 2022 by the Russian Federation, an escalation of the war that has been going on since 2014. Persons escaping before the war will be admitted to the territory of Poland, regardless of their nationality. Functioning border crossings At the moment, the border crossings on the Polish side…

Choosing a university is one of the most important decisions in your life. In addition to your own preferences, it is also worth paying attention to the perspectives of future studies. In this article, we present precisely the directions for which there is a huge demand in the labor market in Poland and in the…

Europe is starting to open up – more countries decide to ease covid restrictions. Although the number of infections still hovers around historic records, many countries have already decided to relax restrictions. In Switzerland, Ireland, the Netherlands, the Nordic countries and France, restrictions have been lifted or partially eased.New rules are often announced overnight, so…

When it comes to foreigners, many citizens of Ukraine and Belarus work in Poland. Due to the similarity of the Slavic languages and the fairly frequent knowledge of the Russian language in our country, they can work after a quick language course, e.g. in shops and cleaning or taking care of children. Newcomers from Asia…

On January 4, 2022, the President signed the Act of December 17, 2021 amending the Act on foreigners and certain other acts. On January 29, 2022, the Act of December 17, 2021 Amending the Act on Foreigners and Certain Other Acts (Journal of Laws of 2022, item 91) will enter into force. It introduces a…

For nearly two years, travelers from all over the world have had to face numerous difficulties when crossing borders.If you are traveling to the European Union, most countries accept a certificate of full vaccination as a means of exempting, for example, quarantine or pre-arrival testing. Remember, however, that in times of a pandemic, regulations change…

The fourth wave of the pandemic continues. Every day we see many new COVID-19 infections. For the sake of our safety, stronger restrictions are necessary. Increasing the limit will be possible only for vaccinated persons verified by the entrepreneur using the COVID-19 certificate or the QR code• From December 15, the limits of people will…

The employment contract and the mandate contract are the two most popular types of contracts regulating the performance of work. They also apply to foreigners coming to Poland to work, so it is worth getting acquainted with the most important information about them. Employment contract The employment contract is the basic legal relationship that regulates…

From the beginning of September, students of primary and secondary schools returned to school. Classes are held in schools, but a return to distance learning is possible if the next wave of coronavirus comes. Moreover, the new academic year is just around the corner. Before the epidemic, the beginning of October meant that students would…

The 2021 National Census of Population and Housing (NSP 2021) is the only chance to count all foreigners living in Poland. This opportunity happens once in 10 years. Until September 30, you should fill the online form or contact by phone. Participation in the census is mandatory and a refusal may result in a fine….

The COVID-19 vaccine is one of the most important things we can do to contain the epidemic. The vaccine triggers the body’s natural production of antibodies. It also stimulates our immune cells to protect us from COVID-19 infection. There is a very high probability – up to 95% – that vaccination will protect you against…

The 500 plus program is a financial support for families in the form of PLN 500, which can be received for children up to 18 years of age. This program applies not only to Poles, but also to foreigners. In addition, 500 plus is awarded not only to the first child, but also to each…

It is no surprise that most of the work force around the world which is looking to immigrate have always preferred UK as the most sought-after destination to work in. However, UK’s strict immigration policy has always ensured that only the crème de la crème of the migrants are allowed to enter and work in…

Poland has one of the most developed economies in Europe and offers a wide range of jobs and income levels. If you think about living in a country that will help you improve your career, gain new skills and earn good money, Poland will be a great choice. Our country is now among the fastest-growing...

An application for the confirmation of possession or loss of Polish citizenship An application for the confirmation of possession or loss of Polish citizenship can be made on various grounds based on different circumstances, as specified and explained below. The application must be filled out and a different catalogue of documents applies to each of...

Beginning on May 23rd of 2020, the time limits in administrative and court proceedings shall commence, or – in the case of suspended time limits – shall continue its course. The changes in that respect have been introduced in connection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus epidemic. A new Act on the amendments of certain Acts with regards to...

Historically, each European country had its own currency. Now, most of them use a single currency, the euro. The Eurozone’s goal is financial unification of Europe - an economic and political structure. The Euro is the currency of 19 out of the 28 EU member countries. It is also legal tender in Monaco, San Marino,...

A work permit is a document that authorizes a foreigner to work legally in Poland.   Carries out work in the Republic of Poland under an employment contact or a civil law contract with an employer whose residence is on the territory of the Republic of Poland – in this case the foreigner is issued...

The Polish Parliament adopted a special act containing a package of solutions for companies experiencing problems related to the epidemic and the resulting limitation of activity. The so-called. The “anti-crisis shield” is a system solution to help entrepreneurs survive this difficult and dynamically changing situation and protect employees from losing their jobs.

Legalization of the stay during Corona virus : In connection with the current epidemiological situation, the Govt. of the Republic of Poland adopted an act on March 28, 2020 providing, inter alia, special solutions for foreigners in Poland.

VFS visa from India to Poland: VFS Global is one of the world's largest websites dealing with issues related to passports, visas and services for citizens of different countries. VFS Global in December 2019 in New Delhi officially opened the Polish visa application center. Thanks to VFS Global services, the entire process of applying for...

According to Eurostat statistics, gross domestic product (GDP) in the European Union in the second quarter of 2019 amounted to 1.4 percent. However, in Poland, GDP amounted to 4.2%. This is one of the better results among European countries. Only Ireland, Hungary, Malta and Romania have better results than Poland’s GDP dynamics. Meanwhile, Germany and Italy, whose economy has fallen into recession, have to face problems.

The minimum wage in Poland compared to other European Union countries 2020.
In 2020, out of the 27 EU Member States, not all of them have a minimum wage.
Denmark, Italy, Cyprus, Austria, Finland and Sweden remain without the minimum wage.

A driving license issued in one EU country is recognized in all other EU countries. But if your driving licence is from non-EU country, the procedure is different. If you are from non-EU country, the right to drive in Poland will be granted to an international driving license issued by the country of which the given driver is a citizen or a standard driving license issued by his country.

If you plan to move to Poland, the first problem you will encounter is how to rent a flat in Poland. With our guide, you will avoid mistakes and the whole process will be much easier. Go through many offers and compare them. Don’t rush and don’t take first flat without comparing the prices. Ask...

Refugee in Poland - the Office for Foreigners deals with issuing international protection decisions. Regulations are included in the Act on granting protection to foreigners within the territory of the Republic of Poland from 13 June 2003; the Geneva Convention of 1951 regarding the status of refugees and the New York Protocol of 1967. Refugee...

Employers are generally required to obtain a work permit before they can hire employees from outside the EU to work in the Netherlands. An exception is the skilled migrant category where the employer does not need to apply for a work permit. Work permit in Netherlands is required for employee who do not fall in the...

  Poland is popular destination not only for tourist reason but also a lot of students from the whole world are coming here for studies. Our country has really well developed system of higher education. We have more than 5000 courses and all of them gained Polish Accreditation Committee’s approval. In Poland, we have over...

In this article, we will give you the most common questions you can hear on Visa interview for work purpose. A lot of our clients keep asking us how to prepare yourself for work visa interview questions in the embassy. We will give you tips how to increase your chance to get the visa. Very...

Categories of foreigners who can work in Poland without a permit A A foreigner may  work in Poland without a permit A or a temporary residence and work permit if: has refugee status granted in the Republic of Poland; he was granted subsidiary protection in the Republic of Poland; has a permanent residence permit in...

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Temporary residence permit for business activity Temporary residence permit for conducting business activity is granted to a foreigner whose purpose of stay is to perform work by performing functions in the management board of a limited liability company or joint-stock company which he has created or whose shares he has taken up or acquired, or...

The matter of adoption euro currency in Poland has been a source of serious controversy for many years. The date of conversion of the zloty into the euro is not specified. Poland as a member of European Union, committed to accepting this currency, but did not specify the date of its adoption. Payment in euro...

A lot of people are writing to us asking if they work permits are legal. That’s why we are decided to create this article to dispel all of the doubts. In this section, you can read what legal work permit should contain.