During the period required to apply for a permanent residence permit, you may stay outside Poland for a maximum of 6 months at a time, and all your stays outside Poland may not exceed 10 months.
Find out what uninterrupted residence in Poland means.
During the period required to apply for a permanent residence permit, you may stay outside Poland for a maximum of 6 months at a time, and all your stays outside Poland may not exceed 10 months.
Find out what uninterrupted residence in Poland means.
You will be considered a person of Polish origin if you declare Polish nationality and meet the following conditions jointly:
Therefore, you must support your application with original documents confirming the Polish nationality of your ancestors together with certified translations.
It depends on the reasons for your stay in Poland so far:
There is no time limit in the following cases:
Permanent residence permit applies to foreigners whose primary purpose of stay is not for economic reasons. Persons such as: spouses of Polish citizens, persons of Polish origin, children of persons who already have a permanent residence permit or long-term resident's EU residence permit in Poland, asylum seekers, refugees or victims of trafficking are entitled to apply for this type of permit.
A permanent residence permit for a minor is granted to the child of a Polish citizen who remains under his/her parental authority.
A permanent residence permit is granted to a person who has had an uninterrupted residence in the territory of Poland for a period of no less than 10 years on the basis of a tolerated stay.
A permanent residence permit is granted to a person who has had an uninterrupted residence in the territory of Poland for a period of no less than 5 years from the granting of refugee status, subsidiary protection, or a permit to stay for humanitarian reasons.
A permanent residence permit is granted to a person who has held a temporary residence permit for a victim of human trafficking for at least 1 year, has cooperated with law enforcement authorities, and has justified fears of returning to their country of origin.
A permanent residence permit is granted to a person who holds the Pole’s Card and wishes to settle permanently in Poland.
You should apply if you have been granted asylum in Poland.