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Getting a residence permit based on business activity is a step-by-step process that requires document preparation, business justification, and interaction with Polish authorities. Below are the key stages:
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A residence permit based on entrepreneurial activity can be obtained by a foreigner who has registered a company in Poland (most often — Spółka z o.o.).
The main requirement is to prove that the business is actually operating, generating income, and paying taxes.
Even if you are just planning to develop your business, it’s important to have a clear business plan, financial forecasts, and other documents that confirm the seriousness of your intentions.
The application package includes: an extract from KRS or CEIDG (company registration), a bank statement, confirmation of no debts to ZUS and the tax office, a lease agreement or virtual office address, a business plan, insurance, and proof of income.
If your business is already operating, an income and expense ledger must also be included.
It is the process of legalizing your stay in Poland through starting or running a business.
Business immigration not only allows you to live legally in Poland, but also to grow your company, hire employees, pay taxes, and eventually apply for permanent residency (PR).
Polish law does not set a fixed income threshold, but the general rule is that your business must be economically active.
This means having expenses, making payments to ZUS and the tax office, and being able to financially support yourself and your family without relying on government subsidies.
The process consists of several steps: company registration, opening a bank account, preparing a business plan, submitting the residence permit application, waiting for the decision, and receiving the plastic residence card.
The entire process can be supported by lawyers or specialized agencies.
Yes, after obtaining a business-based residence permit, you can initiate the family reunification process.
Your family members will be able to apply for a temporary residence permit based on reunification with the primary applicant.
Most entrepreneurs choose a Spółka z o.o. (equivalent to an LLC).
This legal form allows you to apply for a residence permit based on business activity.
It is also possible to obtain a residence permit through sole proprietorship (JDG), but this is less commonly used by foreigners.
Formally — no, but in practice these factors can play a positive role.
Having an office, employees, active contracts, and clients are additional signs of real business activity, which can influence the decision of the immigration office (Urzad).
Yes, one of the key factors is your presence in Poland.
You must have a temporary registration address, stay in the country on legal grounds, and run a real business.
However, partial remote involvement is possible — especially at the initial stage.
No, you cannot complete the entire process fully remotely.
However, part of the procedure (such as business registration and document preparation) can be done without your physical presence.
Submitting the residence permit application still requires either personal presence in Poland or submission through a representative with a notarized power of attorney.
The processing time depends on the voivodeship, but on average it takes 4–8 months.
If the document package is properly prepared and income is demonstrated, the decision may be issued faster.
In some cases, the application can be submitted online or via a representative with a power of attorney.
The most common reasons for refusal include: lack of income, fictitious business, improperly prepared document package, lack of financial activity, and debts to ZUS or the tax office.
It is important to prepare your application with a lawyer or an experienced consultant.
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