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Data: 28.10.2024 European EES System to Strengthen Security at Poland’s Borders
On Friday, October 18 of this year, our parliament passed a law on Poland's participation in the Entry/Exit System (EES). The primary aim of the EES is to enhance the security of European Union citizens, automate border checks, increase their efficiency, and improve the management of external borders.
Government work on the project concluded on October 8 of this year, with the Council of Ministers approving the project and forwarding it for parliamentary review. The Parliament unanimously adopted the proposed solutions.
read more... o: European EES System to Strengthen Security at Poland’s BordersData: 24.10.2024UWAGA! Prace serwisowe - od 25 do 27.10 ograniczenia możliwości umawiania wizyt
W dniach 25-27.10 dostępność niektórych usług będzie ograniczona z powodu prac serwisowych.
Niedostępne mogą być funkcjonalności:
read more... o: UWAGA! Prace serwisowe - od 25 do 27.10 ograniczenia możliwości umawiania wizytData: 18.10.2024 "Regain Control. Ensure Security." A Comprehensive and Responsible Migration Strategy for Poland for 2025–2030
On Tuesday, October 15, the Council of Ministers adopted the document "Regain Control. Ensure Security. A Comprehensive and Responsible Migration Strategy for Poland for 2025–2030."
The priority regarding migration will be national security. The strategy outlines the following key areas of state intervention on migration issues:
read more... o: "Regain Control. Ensure Security." A Comprehensive and Responsible Migration Strategy for Poland for 2025–2030Data: 24.09.2024 Get access today - track the status of your case!
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Data: 20.09.2024 Important Updates to the Residence Application Process
To streamline the process for submitting applications for temporary residence, permanent residence, and EU long-term resident status, new rules for scheduling appointments at the Department for Foreigners will take effect from October 1 of this year.
Starting October 1, all applications must be submitted by mail to the Department for Foreigners in Poznań or at one of our regional offices. Applications must be submitted no later than the last day of the foreigner’s legal stay in Poland.
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