Frequently Asked
Questions
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How long does a residence card application take?
Processing times vary by voivodeship office, typically 3-6 months. WinCase monitors your case and can apply for case acceleration when delays occur.
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What documents do I need for a residence card?
Required documents include a valid passport, health insurance, proof of accommodation, employment contract or business registration, and proof of stable income. WinCase provides a complete checklist tailored to your case.
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Can I work while waiting for my residence card?
Yes, if you submitted your application on time (before your current visa/permit expires) and received a stamp in your passport, you can legally work and stay in Poland while waiting for the decision.
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How much does a work permit cost?
Government fees for a work permit are 100 PLN (Type A). WinCase service fees depend on the complexity of your case. Contact us for a free quote.
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What are the requirements for Polish citizenship?
Main requirements include: at least 3 years of permanent residence, stable income, confirmed Polish language skills (B1 level), and no criminal record. WinCase guides you through the entire naturalization process.
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Do you offer free consultations?
Yes, your first consultation is completely free. We assess your situation, explain your options, and recommend the best immigration strategy — with no obligation.
