- 98% Success Rate in Warsaw
EU Long-Term Resident Card
We help you obtain the EU Long-Term Residence Card in Poland by analyzing your 5-year legal stay, verifying stable income, health insurance, and other required documents, and supporting the entire electronic submission process via the MOS 2.0 system.
- More than 5 years of experience
- Over 3,000 positive decisions
- Personal case specialist
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 all requirements and maximum efficiency.
Consultation and Case Assessment
We evaluate your chances of obtaining a residence permit at our office, review your documents, and select the most suitable legalization strategy.
Strategy and Agreement
We sign a service agreement, provide a personal checklist, and prepare a clear step-by-step plan leading to the issuance of your residence card.
Document Preparation
We complete application forms, prepare notarized copies, and coordinate directly with the accountant to collect the full set of required documents.
Support and Communication
A dedicated representative accompanies you during visits to the immigration office, monitors your case, and provides monthly updates on its progress.
Finalization and Loyalty
We assist you in collecting your residence card from the immigration office and offer a discount on all future company services.
Pricing
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
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Full
Including 23% VAT
1800 zł
1950 zł
- Payment in 3 installments
- Legal consultation
- Checklist of required documents
- Document verification
- Filling out the electronic application in MOS 2.0
- Electronic submission of documents
- Document collection
- Collection and preparation of documents from employer
- Support during in-person submission
- Full case management
- Monthly electronic submission of additional documents
- Free appeal in case of refusal
Express
Including 23% VAT
2100 zł
2300 zł
- Payment in 3 installments
- Legal consultation
- Checklist of required documents
- Document verification
- Filling out the electronic application in MOS 2.0
- Electronic submission of documents
- Document collection
- Collection and preparation of documents from employer
- Support during in-person submission
- Full case management
- Monthly electronic submission of additional documents
- Free appeal in case of refusal
- Writing a ponaglenie (application to speed up the case)
- Writing a complaint to the Administrative Court (skarga do Sądu Administracyjnego)
- Support on the day of receiving the residence card
- Help with creating Profil Zaufany
- Creating an electronic mailbox (E-Doręczenia)
Family support
We process residence permits for each family member, provided applications are submitted together with the main applicant.
1400 zł
Children Applications
We process residence permits for children under 18 years old, provided applications are submitted together with parents.
800 zł
Required Documents
For obtaining an EU long-term residence permit, the documents are prepared based on the entire history of stay in Poland. After the transition to MOS 2.0, the application and supporting materials are submitted electronically, so it is important to prepare in advance scanned documents, a digital photo, proof of income, health insurance, proof of address, travel history, and Polish language proficiency.
- Scan or photos of all pages of a valid passport
- Electronic application via MOS 2.0
- Digital photo for MOS 2.0 submission
- Proof of payment of the stamp duty
- Proof of residential address in Poland
- PIT tax returns for the last 3 years (for certain professions requiring high qualifications — last 2 years)
- Certified translations of documents if they are not in Polish
- Copies of previous residence cards, visas, stamps, and other residence grounds
- Documents confirming a stable and regular source of income
- Documents confirming 5 years of legal stay in Poland
- Employment contracts, salary confirmations, or other proof of income source
- Copies of previous residence decisions
- All employment contracts under which you worked in Poland
- Proof of Polish language proficiency at minimum B1 level
Who Can Apply for an EU Long-Term Residence Permit
An EU long-term resident card can be applied for by a foreigner who has legally and continuously resided in Poland for at least 5 years prior to submitting the application.
However, it is not enough just to live in Poland for 5 years. The authorities verify:
- On what legal basis the person stayed in Poland
- Whether there were breaks in legal stay
- How much time was spent outside Poland
- Which periods are fully or partially counted (or excluded)
- Whether there was stable income
- Whether health insurance was maintained
- Whether Polish language knowledge is confirmed
SKILLDOCS checks these elements before submission to ensure the case is ready for MOS 2.0.
Conditions for EU Long-Term Residence
To obtain the EU long-term residence permit, you must prove:
- Legal and continuous stay in Poland for at least 5 years
- Stable and regular income during the required period
- Health insurance in Poland
- Legal right of residence at a Polish address
- Polish language proficiency at minimum B1 level
- Correct history of previous visas, cards, decisions, and travel records
For some applicants, income is verified over 3 years, and for certain Blue Card holders over 2 years. This must be assessed individually based on the residence history.
Documents for MOS 2.0 Application
The basic list depends on your residence history, income source, insurance, travel history, and method of proving Polish language skills.
Typically required:
- Electronic application via MOS 2.0
- Scan or photos of all pages of a valid passport
- Digital photo for MOS 2.0 submission
- Proof of payment of the administrative fee (640 PLN)
- Copies of previous residence decisions
- Copies of previous residence cards, visas, stamps, and other legal stay documents
- Documents confirming legal stay for the required period
- Travel history documents (if relevant for continuity of stay)
- PIT, UPO, contracts, salary confirmations, or other income documents
- Proof of health insurance
- Proof of residence address in Poland
- Proof of Polish language proficiency (minimum B1)
- Certified translations if documents are not in Polish
- 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 communication channel.
Frequently Asked Questions
I have lived and worked in Poland for 5 years, but I left the country for visa procedures and holidays. Can I apply for an EU long-term residence card?
A foreigner’s stay in Poland is considered continuous if:
— None of the breaks exceeded 6 months;
— All absences within the 5-year period do not exceed 10 months in total.
Can I cross the border based on a passport stamp?
You may leave Poland, but to re-enter you must have a visa or another legal basis for entry.
How long is the EU long-term residence permit issued for?
The long-term EU residence status is granted indefinitely, but the residence card itself must be renewed every 5 years.
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