Poland issues a Temporary Residence Card to non-EU nationals who plan to live legally in the country for longer than 90 days. This permit allows you to work, study, run a business, or live with your family under full legal protection.
Once approved, your TRC gives you legal status in Poland and visa-free access across the Schengen Zone.
You need a TRC if you plan to:
Note: Without the card, you lose the right to remain past the initial visa or visa-free window. Border authorities track overstays closely.
We evaluate your case: employment, business, study, or family and choose the correct legal track.
Our office prepares your housing proof, medical insurance, income records, and employment or business documents.
Every required document is translated into Polish by certified professionals and legalized where required.
We book and attend the appointment with you, presenting your case directly to authorities.
Required biometric data is collected during submission. We prep you beforehand and attend the session with you.
We follow your application status with the Voivodeship Office. You get full updates.
Once approved, we collect the TRC or guide you through personal collection. Final registration steps are handled by us.
We run your case from eligibility check to final card issuance with no hand-offs. Our office in Poland works directly with Polish immigration officers, tax authorities, and municipal offices to get your case done right.
We only file what Polish law allows. Every application is backed by statute, not hearsay.
Our local Polish teams speak the language, know the offices, and walk your file in personally.
We supervise every legal and immigration step; company registration, lease drafting, tax setup, even biometric scheduling.
We screen all cases tightly. If your profile lacks merit, we don’t file. That’s how we keep our rejection rate low.
Our clients don’t wait on random agents. You know your handler. You can reach us by phone, email, or in person.
We’ve helped West Africans, Gulf nationals, and Southeast Asians enter Poland legally. You don’t need to speak Polish or know the system; we handle all that.
Timelines range from 60 to 120 days. We work to speed up booking and catch delays early.
Yes. If you entered Poland legally, we can convert your status into residency without needing to leave.
Yes. Children and spouses qualify under family reunification rules.
Yes. Once registered, you gain access to Poland’s public systems.
Yes. Most cards are valid for 1–3 years and are renewable. We handle renewals as part of our service.
You don’t need luck. You need legal strategy. We file what wins, nothing less.