Family

Dodano: 31.10.2021

An application for a minor child must be submitted due to the stay with the parents. In this case, please remember that the funds from the parents' work are the main source of income for minor children, therefore the decision cannot be made until the parents legalize their stay and work in Poland.

An adult student / pupil should submit an application due to his / her education / studies. If an adult pupil / student depends on his parents financially, the permit may be granted after the parents have legalized their stay and work.

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Dodano: 21.02.2020

If you wish to stay longer, you can submit an application for a temporary residence permit.

Please remember, you should apply for a residence permit not later than on the last day of your legal stay.
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Dodano: 15.02.2020

When should I apply?

You should apply if you are a foreigner and you hold a valid visa or a temporary residence permit and you had a child in Poland.

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Dodano: 15.02.2020

It depends on conditions under which the permit was granted (i.e. which provisions were indicated in your decision). If you were granted a residence permit for family reunification (article 159 paragraph 1 of the Act on Foreigners of 12 December 2013) you can work without the need to obtain an additional work permit. If you were granted a residence permit on the basis of the article 187 par. 8 of the Act on Foreigners, in order to take up legal employment in Poland, you need a work permit. The legal basis of your permit can be found in the first section of your decision.

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Dodano: 15.02.2020

If your child was born in Poland, first you need to contact the embassy/consular office of your country of origin, located in Poland, in order to obtain a travel document (passport) for him/her. Then, you have to apply for a residence permit for your child, (not later than on the last day of validity of the passport). Please note that such passports often have a very short validity periods (e.g. 7 days).

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Dodano: 15.02.2020

One-off social benefits, purpose-specific benefits, aids of social character, unemployment benefits, child-support benefits  - the so-called ‘500+’ or financial assistance for holders of the Pole's Card DO NOT constitute stable and regular sources of income. Financial means obtained from the aforementioned benefits are not taken into account in the calculation of income required to be granted a residence permit.

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Dodano: 15.02.2020

Documents confirming stable and regular source of income to be enclosed to the application for a foreigner’s child, if the application was filed by the child’s mother who remains unemployed and is dependent on her husband, who is not the child’s legal guardian:

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Dodano: 15.02.2020
  • No. It is not necessary. However, under certain circumstances, if some documents  need further clarification, you might be asked to submit such a certificate.
  • Remember that the period of compulsory education, imposed by law,  refers to any child under the age of 18 who stays in the territory of Poland.
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Dodano: 15.02.2020

You can apply for a temporary residence permit on behalf of each family member who would like to reunite with you, but stays outside the territory of Poland, if you hold one of the entry and stay titles below:

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Dodano: 15.02.2020

If this is your first temporary residence card, your wife will not have the annotation “access to the labour market” placed in her card. Such annotation can only be placed in her card, if you have been staying in Poland for at least 2 years, on the basis of consecutive temporary residence permits and, before you wife applies for her residence permit, you have been granted a residence permit for the period of a stay not shorter than 1 year.

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