How We Help You Find a Job in Poland — Full Support at Every Step
Discover how we guide candidates from job search to employment: legalization, housing, transfers, and ongoing support throughout the entire process.
About the ProcessHow does it work?
We’ll guide you from finding a suitable vacancy to receiving your payments — and make sure they arrive on time!
You submit an application on the website
We keep your data secure
Wait for a recruiter’s response
Usually takes up to 1 hour
We handle the paperwork
And explain other details
We organize the transfer
As soon as the employer provides the schedule
We solve your main pains
Our Services
We take care of all the bureaucracy and process organization so you don’t have to waste your time and energy!
Legalization
We will help you with a work permit and residence card
Accommodation
You can count on us to take care of your housing
Transport
You don’t have to worry about getting to work – we’ll organize it or guide you.
How to get a work permit or residence card?
To obtain a work permit or a residence card, you need to submit an application to the office for foreigners (Urząd do Spraw Cudzoziemców) along with a complete set of documents: an employment contract, housing confirmation, insurance, passport, and visa documents.
What should I do if I am already in Poland but don’t have documents?
Contact the office for foreigners (Urząd) to legalize your stay. You can apply for a residence card based on your work or studies. It is important not to delay the process and to have valid grounds (employment, education).
How to extend a work visa?
You can extend your work visa by submitting an application to the Polish consulate in your home country or by applying for a temporary residence card (karta pobytu) if you are already in Poland.
Is knowledge of Polish required to work in Poland?
Knowing Polish is often welcomed but not always required. For some jobs, basic communication skills or even no language knowledge are sufficient.
How long does it take to process work documents?
On average, processing work documents in Poland takes between 2 to 8 weeks, depending on the type of permit, the office workload, and the completeness of your documents.
What documents are needed to work in Poland?
A valid passport — with sufficient validity period.
Visa or residence permit.
Work permit (if required).
ZUS (insurance number) — for medical insurance and taxes.
PESEL (identification number) — not always mandatory, but simplifies paperwork.
Employment contract — must be signed before starting work.
Our Team
With us, everything is simple and human. If you want to work legally, stably, and have a team that always has your back — contact us. We are ready to help you take the right step!
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