Poland is one of the most economically developed countries in Eastern Europe. It offers a high level of salaries, low housing prices, low taxes compared to other EU countries and a lot of people are choosing Poland for permanent residence or as the first country to “move to Europe”. These are the reasons why.
Stable Economy: The Polish economy experienced an increase during the last few years, which is continuing to this day. As a result, companies invest more and create various new jobs every day.
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Poland is not only surrounded by states of the European Union, but it’s also in the center of Europe. Furthermore, the country has a really good infrastructure, not only highways, railway, and airway but also seaway
Even though we are talking about a member of the European Union, Poland belongs to the Eastern European countries and the costs of living are lower than in other western European countries. At the same time, the standards of living are lower than in any other western country but, this is currently changing due to economic upswing
In recent years, the unemployment rate in Poland has fallen steadily and currently stands at around 3.9%. Furthermore, the prognosis shows that the percentage will remain at around 4% over the next few years.
The criminality rate in Poland is in general low. People feel safe, day or night, and can walk freely around the cities. Numbeo ranked Poland as the 15th safest city in Europe, in 2019 (15 out of 39). The low crime index of 30.09 makes Poland a great destination also for families with children
Despite the fact that the Polish language is not too easy to learn, foreigners do not have to worry about interacting with others. Poles have a very high language proficiency in English. In 2019 Poland scored a 63.76 EF English Proficiency Index, resulting in Poland to place 11th (out of 100) in the general ranking and 9th in a European comparison.
Poles are very welcoming and caring. The well-being of guests, friends, and families is one of their main priorities. Every person is always greeted gladly and with open arms. One will feel at home and integrate quickly and don’t have to be afraid of being left out.
Candidates will be working in a well secured job in Poland for a monthly salary and other benefits provided by the employer. Candidates can choose to apply for either a seasonal or Long-term/Regular Work Permit. The details of jobs available are stated below:
A work permit is a document that allows a foreigner to legally work in Poland. The permit specifies the company that entrusts the foreigner with the execution of work as well as the position or type of work that the foreigner is to perform. Only if the foreigner performs the work specified in the permit is the work considered legal. This means that if the foreigner wishes to change jobs (i.e., change employer, position, and/or industry), he must obtain a new permit. Each work permit must include the name of the authority that issued it. Furthermore, the work permit has a unique number that allows you to easily certify the legality of the issued document. A work permit is required to obtain a one-year National visa (long-stay type). Only after you have obtained a visa and arrived in the country can you apply for a residence permit. A residence permit cannot be obtained in absentia or remotely.
In most cases, obtaining “zezwolenie na prace dla cudzoziemca” is required for legal employment in Poland (hereinafter, the Work Permit in Poland). This is a document that confirms the Voivodeship’s decision on the employment of a foreigner. How do I apply for a work permit in Poland quickly and easily? How and where should a document be created? With our company, this will be simple.
A Poland work permit is a legal basis for obtaining a D type visa and residing in Poland. A work permit allows a person the opportunity to receive a visa. A genuine work permit gives the candidate a very high chance of obtaining a visa. Only authorized government bodies in Poland can issue work permits. The authorized state body is known as a Voivodeship. A work permit is issued by the Voivodeship based on an application submitted by a company that requires this specialist (employee).
Persons with the following qualifications can obtain a work permit in Poland:
This is why LCS is here to ensure you receive your legitimate work permit documents for those who desire work in Poland to achieve such a dream.
