Poland — work
Poland — Poland Work Permit (Type A)
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Set realistic expectations on timing — the statutory processing period is 30 days, but in practice many voivodeship offices routinely take 1-3 months, and high-demand offices can stretch to 3-4 months for Type A permits. The process runs in two stages: a local labour market test at the job office (unless your occupation is exempt), then the actual work permit application at the voivodeship office.
Processing: Statutory 30 days; realistically 1-3 months, up to 3-4 months at busy offices
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