How it works
Four steps. You do the first one; we do the rest.
- Tell us about your caseFive questions about your current status and the basis you are applying on. It takes about two minutes.
- We check your basis and your datesWhat matters is the date on your current document and whether the basis you came on still holds. A specialist goes through your answers and tells you what applies to your case.
- Documents and applicationWe assemble the set for your basis and fill in the application, so the office does not return it asking for more papers.
- Filing and follow-upWe file at the voivodeship office, track the case and answer the office letters until the decision.
What we do for you
The whole case, not a list of instructions.
- We check which basis fits your situation and what it requires
- The full set of documents assembled for your basis
- Application filled in and checked before filing
- Filing at the voivodeship office and tracking the case
- We answer the office requests and letters on your behalf
- One specialist on your case from the first call to the decision
Questions people ask first
If your situation is not here, ask us directly — we answer on WhatsApp within two hours on working days.
My document expires soon. Is it too late?
An application can be filed while your stay is still legal. The closer the date, the fewer options remain, so tell us the exact date and we will say what is still possible.
I have the stamp and I am waiting. Can I change employer?
A change of employer or of studies affects the basis your application was filed on. It does not end the case by itself, but the office has to be informed. We check what the change means for your file.
How long does the decision take?
It depends on the voivodeship office handling your case. We give you a realistic estimate for your office rather than an average that means nothing.
Can I work while I wait?
It depends on your basis and on what your current document says. We look at your papers and tell you exactly what you may do while the case is open.
I applied myself and got a refusal. What now?
A refusal can be appealed, but the window is short. Send us the decision and we will work out the reason and the next step.
Can I leave Poland while the case is open?
The stamp in your passport is not a travel document on its own. Ask us before you buy tickets — leaving at the wrong moment can cost you the case.
Five questions, about two minutes. A specialist reviews your answers and contacts you on WhatsApp.