EU Blue Card (Blue Card)

We help you obtain the EU Blue Card in Poland: we analyze your employment contract, salary level, qualifications, as well as employer documentation, and support the entire electronic submission process through the MOS 2.0 system.

MOS 2.0

Electronic submission

Document preparation

Fast processing

Cooperation Process

We support you at every stage of the Polish immigration system, ensuring full compliance with requirements and maximum efficiency.

Consultation and assessment

We evaluate your chances for a residence permit in our office, check your documents, and select the best legalization option.

Strategy and agreement

We sign a contract, provide a personal checklist, and create a step-by-step plan leading to the residence card.

Document processing

We prepare application forms, notarized copies, and coordinate with the accountant to collect the full set of documents.

Support and communication

A personal representative accompanies you at the immigration office, tracks your case, and provides monthly updates.

Completion and loyalty

We help you collect your residence card from the office and offer discounts on future services.

Pricing

No hidden fees. Professional support for every budget.

Basic

Including 23% VAT

1000 zł

Payment in 2 installments
Legal consultation
Checklist of required documents
Document verification
Filling out the electronic application in MOS 2.0
Electronic submission of documents

Required Documents

For the EU Blue Card, documents are prepared based on a specific job position, employment contract, salary level, qualifications, and employer. After the launch of MOS 2.0, the application is submitted electronically, so scanned copies, a digital photo, employer attachments, and qualification documents must be prepared in advance.

Scan or photo of all pages of a valid international passport
Electronic application via MOS 2.0
Digital photo for submission via MOS 2.0
Proof of payment of the administrative fee (opłata skarbowa 440 zł)
Employment contract for at least 1 year
Employer attachment to the Blue Card application
Employer documents: KRS/CEIDG, NIP, REGON — if required for the case

Proof of high qualifications: diploma, diploma supplement, or proof of professional experience
Certified translations if documents are not in Polish
Proof of health insurance
Proof of residence address in Poland (if required for the case)
Documents confirming salary, job position, working hours, and employment duration
Access to Profil Zaufany, qualified electronic signature, or personal signature

Blue Card Application in Warsaw

The Blue Card (Niebieska Karta UE) is a temporary residence permit for foreigners working in Poland in highly qualified professions.

For this type of application, having a job alone is not enough. The immigration office verifies the employment contract, duration of employment, salary, job position, qualifications, and employer documentation.

SKILLDOCS helps to process Blue Card applications in Warsaw: we analyze contract conditions, verify documents, coordinate with the employer, and support the electronic submission through MOS 2.0.

What the Blue Card Provides

The Blue Card allows you to legally live and work in Poland under the conditions specified in the decision. It is designed for professionals who want to secure their status in Poland based on qualified employment.

Main benefits:

Legal residence in Poland for the duration of the permit
Right to work under the conditions specified in the Blue Card decision
Travel within the Schengen Area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period
Possibility to legalize family members in Poland
Clear basis for further legalization under Polish law
Possibility to plan job or employer changes according to Blue Card rules
Specific EU mobility rules for Blue Card holders — conditions must be checked individually

Documents for MOS 2.0 Application

The basic list of documents for the Blue Card depends on the job position, contract, employer, and applicant’s qualifications. After the launch of MOS 2.0, all documents are prepared for electronic submission.

Usually required:

Electronic application via MOS 2.0
Scan or photo of all pages of a valid international passport
Digital photo for MOS 2.0 submission
Proof of payment of the administrative fee (opłata skarbowa 440 zł)
Employment contract for at least 1 year
Employer attachment for the Blue Card application
Employer documents: KRS/CEIDG, NIP, REGON — if required
Proof of qualifications: diploma, diploma supplement, or work experience documents
Certified translations if documents are not in Polish
Proof of health insurance
Proof of residence in Poland (if required)
Documents confirming salary, job position, working hours, and contract duration
Access to Profil Zaufany, qualified electronic signature, or personal signature
Electronically certified copies of paper originals if required

After the launch of MOS 2.0, paper submissions are no longer accepted at the office. If additional documents are requested, they must be submitted electronically through the official system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can get a Blue Card?

Any non-EU citizen who has a higher education degree or verified work experience and has signed an employment contract with a Polish employer for a position requiring high qualifications.

What happens if I lose my job?

You have up to 3 months to find a new employer and submit a notification about the change.

How much does Blue Card processing through SkillDocs cost?

We offer full support from consultation to submission and decision. The cost depends on the level of document preparation — please contact us for details.

Can my family apply for a residence permit based on family reunification?

Yes, your family can apply for a residence permit based on family reunification. They will also have free access to the Polish labour market.

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