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You need to have resided in Poland at least 5 years uninterruptedly to get the permit for residence of a long-term EU resident. – The whole, or one half of, the residence in the course of application for international protection if longer, or shorter, respectively, than 18 months.
- Entry and residence conditions for foreign nationals in Poland
A foreign national is entitled to stay in the territory of...
- Residence permit for a long-term resident of the EU
The application for a residence permit for a long-term...
- Changes to the regulations governing the granting of long-term EU ...
The new catalogue of certificates of proficiency in the...
- Entry and residence conditions for foreign nationals in Poland
A foreign national is entitled to stay in the territory of Poland for the period specified in their Schengen visa, or their long-stay visa or residence permit issued by Polish authorities.
27 cze 2024 · A long-term EU resident's residence permit (long-term EU resident's residence card) issued by Poland entitles you to travel to other countries of the Schengen area. However, a foreigner's stay on this basis may not exceed 90 days in a 180-day period.
26 wrz 2024 · The application for a residence permit for a long-term resident of the EU should be submitted in person, not later than on the last day of legal stay in the territory of Poland. Not every stay is included in the 5-year period.
The new catalogue of certificates of proficiency in the Polish language applies to proceedings on granting residence permits for long-term EU residents that have not been completed by 24 June 2023.
You can apply for residence permit for EU long-term resident if you have stayed in the Republic of Poland legally and continuously for at least five years before applying.
A long-term EU resident permit is a right to stay on the territory of Polish granted for an indefinite period to third-country nationals (i.e. persons who do not hold the citizenship of one of the EU countries, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland) or to stateless persons who reside in the territory of Poland legally and continuously ...