Residence permit based on work in Poznań
Working for an employer in Greater Poland? We check the contract and company documents and prepare the stay and work application.
Learn moreThe legal bases of stay clients from Poznań choose most often. Not sure which one to pick? Leave a request and we will check your documents before filing in MOS 2.0.
Working for an employer in Greater Poland? We check the contract and company documents and prepare the stay and work application.
Learn moreA company or sole proprietorship in Poznań? We prepare the evidence of income and a genuine business for the voivodeship office.
Learn moreA university or school in Poznań? We collect the certificate, proof of funds and insurance.
Learn moreFamily in Greater Poland? We choose the basis through a spouse, parent or child.
Learn morePolish roots? We build the line of descent and handle the permanent-residence application in Poznań.
Learn moreA Polish Card? We prepare the permanent-residence application and the document set.
Learn moreUKR status and a home in Greater Poland? We explain when CUKR is better and when a regular card is.
Learn moreMore than 5 years in the region? We check continuity of stay, income, housing and language.
Learn moreHigh qualifications? We check the EU Blue Card conditions or propose a regular card.
Learn morePolish citizenship: we assess the basis and handle the procedure from voivode to president.
Learn moreAn EU citizen in Greater Poland? We register your stay and prepare the documents.
Learn moreON YOUR OWN VS ONE PLUS
See what you handle yourself and what ONE PLUS takes care of.
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On your own
You handle everything yourself
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With a ONE PLUS lawyer
We handle your case
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Case assessment | You choose the basis for your residence permit | We determine the right permit type and assess the risks |
Documents | You find out which documents are required | We prepare a checklist and verify your documents |
MOS 2.0 application | You complete and submit the application yourself | We fill in and submit the application in MOS 2.0 |
Employer documents | You contact the employer yourself | We contact your employer about the documents |
Official letters | You handle official letters yourself | We review official letters and prepare a response |
Additional documents | You submit additional documents yourself | We submit the documents to the immigration office |
Contact with the case officer | You contact the case officer yourself | We contact the case officer about your case |
Case monitoring | You track your case status and deadlines | Client panel + SMS notifications |
Decision delays | You decide what to do next | Acceleration letters, formal reminders and complaints |
Administrative court action | You hire a lawyer and pay separately | Administrative court proceedings included |
Legal representation | You represent your interests yourself | We represent you under a power of attorney |
Residence permit refusal | You decide what to do next | We appeal a negative decision |
Reapplication | You go through the process again | If needed, we reapply on your behalf |
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* Subject to the terms of the selected service package.
Foreigners’ cases in Greater Poland are handled by the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office in Poznań. You file a temporary-residence application online in MOS 2.0, and you only visit the office to collect the card and give fingerprints.
ONE PLUS handles cases for clients from Poznań and the region: we check your legal basis of stay, prepare the documents, file the application in MOS 2.0, answer the office’s requests and keep you informed about every letter. We work remotely from our Wrocław office: we prepare the documents, power of attorney and application without you having to visit the authority. If you prefer to meet in person, you are welcome at our Wrocław office.
We talk online or by phone, so there is no need to travel to Wrocław: we clarify the basis, the validity of your current stay and the plan.
We prepare a document list for the Greater Poland office and check that translations and certificates are current.
The application goes to the office through MOS 2.0, and you get a copy and a schedule of the next steps.
We answer the Poznań office’s requests and make sure no deadline is missed.
After the decision we remind you that a visit to pl. Wolności 17 requires online booking at migrant.poznan.uw.gov.pl.
The timeline at the Greater Poland office depends on the basis of stay, the completeness of documents and the workload. The status is visible in MOS 2.0, and the office announces extra card-collection hours; if the deadline passes, we prepare a reminder about the deadline (ponaglenie).
Official fees are the same across Poland; figures follow the official voivodeship-office websites as of 15 October 2026. The residence card is paid separately.
ONE PLUS services: from PLN 700 to 2,700 depending on the package (ONE, PLUS, PRO) and the basis of stay (full price list on the Pricing page). Prices are the same across Poland.
The price depends on your basis of stay. Below is the range for each package; you will see the exact amount for your situation in the calculator below or after a free consultation.
Prices are the same across Poland and do not include official fees.
See the exact price for your basis of stayAn employer from Poznań or the region hires you under a contract. We check the contract and company documents, then file through MOS 2.0.
The university certificate, funds and insurance are checked before filing; we warn you about the dates of your current stay.
We compare the Blue Card and a regular card by salary, qualifications and contract type.
A spouse or parent lives in the region. We collect documents and translations and prepare the application.
UKR status and life in Greater Poland: we explain the differences between CUKR and a regular card and their consequences.
A company in Poznań or Greater Poland: we prepare evidence of income and genuine activity.
The Department for Foreigners of the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office receives visitors at pl. Wolności 17. Online booking is required at migrant.poznan.uw.gov.pl, so it is not worth going without one. On Mondays the office is open 9:30–18:00, Tuesday to Friday 8:15–15:15.
The infoline is 61 850 87 77: Mondays 9:30–16:00, Tuesday to Friday 8:15–15:15. The same number can be used for questions about the branches in Kalisz, Konin, Leszno and Piła.
In October 2026 the office announced extra card-collection hours on Wednesdays from 15:15 to 17:15 and one extra Saturday (17 October 2026). Check migrant.poznan.uw.gov.pl for current dates, because the office changes them month by month. Poznań also has an information point at the Centrum Integracji Cudzoziemców, ul. Mielżyńskiego 14a.
Official fees are the same across Poland, so in Poznań you pay exactly what you would pay anywhere else. The office charges PLN 340 or 440 for a temporary-residence application (depending on the basis of stay), PLN 640 for permanent residence and PLN 100 for the card itself. On top of that come the ONE PLUS fees: from PLN 700 to 2,700, depending on the package (ONE, PLUS, PRO) and the basis of stay. We will give you the exact amount after a short chat about your situation.
Usually a passport, documents that prove your basis of stay (an employment contract, a university certificate, family or company documents), proof of where you live and insurance. This is a rough list, because the exact set depends on your situation. After the consultation you get a specific checklist, so you do not have to guess.
We do not promise exact dates, because the time depends on the basis of stay, how complete your documents are and the office’s workload. What we can do is make sure your application is complete, since missing documents are the most common cause of delays. You can always check the status in MOS 2.0, and we tell you about every letter from the office.
In most cases, no. The application is filed online, and you usually only visit the office to collect the card and give fingerprints. We handle the rest remotely, and if you prefer to talk face to face, you can visit our office in Wrocław.
First we check whether the statutory deadline has passed and whether there is an unread letter waiting for you. If the deadline has passed, we prepare a reminder about the deadline (ponaglenie), which is a formal request to the office. If the office stays silent, you can file a complaint about its inaction with the administrative court.
Yes, we handle cases from all over Greater Poland. We work remotely from our Wrocław office, so where you live does not matter: a phone and an internet connection are enough.
It shows the case status, your documents and messages from your specialist in one place. We also notify you of changes by SMS or Telegram, so you do not have to keep calling or checking your email.
Leave a request on the website or call us. During the conversation we check your basis of stay, your documents and realistic timelines, and then tell you what we can do and how much it will cost. The consultation does not oblige you to anything.
Data checked: 2026-10-15 · Source: official voivodeship-office websites and gov.pl
Book a free consultationONE PLUS prices are the same across Poland. For clients from Poznań we handle the case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office, remotely or from our Wrocław office.
Professional legal case management at the Voivodeship Office from application to a positive decision. ONE PLUS monitors the process, helps avoid mistakes and speeds up the outcome.
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| Case analysis and refusal risk review | |||
| Audit of existing documents | |||
| CRM answers during business hours | before submission | ||
| Online client cabinet in ONE PLUS CRM | |||
| SMS or Telegram case status notification | |||
| Case instructions and document checklist | |||
| Help submitting via MOS 2.0 | |||
| Application filling and document package | |||
| Support until a positive decision | |||
| Office submission and case monitoring | |||
| Expedited decision issuance | |||
| Complaint against the inspector | |||
| Document delivery to the office | |||
| Representation by power of attorney | |||
| Accompaniment at submission and card collection | |||
| Appeal in case of refusal | |||
| Court action against the office | |||
| Personal manager via messenger for the full process | |||
| Resubmission if card issued for less than 6 months | |||
| Help with ZUS, PIT-37 and other documents | |||
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* Service — full or partial support for the selected grounds. Final price is confirmed after document review.
Below are the addresses, official websites and maps of the main Urzędy Wojewódzkie handling foreign nationals’ cases in Poland.
If you are not sure which residence card to choose, it is safer to verify the legal basis, review documents and only then prepare the application. That order saves months of waiting and reduces the risk of refusal. Leave a request — we will review your Poznań case before filing.
Every new status, residence permit, power of attorney, or successfully completed case is a personal victory for our client. For us, that is what matters most.
We don't leave things to chance — we focus on results
A case at the voivodeship office without endless calls: in the ONE PLUS CRM panel you see the application status, documents and messages from your specialist, and we notify you of changes by SMS or Telegram.
24/7 access to your case
The ONE PLUS client panel helps you follow your case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office, receive documents and quickly answer the office’s requests.
Case status and stages
A client from Poznań sees the current status of the case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office, the change history and the stage of the application.
PIO / inPOL
Changes from PIO / inPOL in your case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office go straight to the panel.
Documents and letters
Decisions and letters from the office in Poznań are collected in one place, no digging through email.
Direct line to your specialist
You can write directly in the CRM to the specialist handling your case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office.
Notifications
SMS and Telegram tell you about new events in your case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office.
Next steps
The panel shows tasks and deadlines in your case at the Greater Poland Voivodeship Office and the next step.
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Indicative processing times by city in Poland in 2026. The exact time depends on your grounds, complete documents and the office handling the case.
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Certified Specialist in the Legalization of Stay and Employment of Foreigners in Poland. Tatiana is a graduate of Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny we Wrocławiu and Uniwersytet Wrocławski, where she completed studies in Legal and Business Consulting, followed by the postgraduate program Legalizacja zatrudnienia cudzoziemców at Uniwersytet Wrocławski.
With more than 12 years of professional experience and daily cooperation with Polish government institutions, Tatiana has developed an effective approach to resolving even the most complex immigration matters. She provides clear legal guidance, assists with document preparation, and supports clients throughout every stage of the legalization process.
Her individual approach, in-depth knowledge of Polish immigration law, and practical experience make the legalization process straightforward, secure, and as smooth as possible for every client.
Important: due to the current special rules extended until 4 March 2027, some procedural remedies remain temporarily limited. In practice, this may reduce the ability to react quickly to administrative inaction or pursue compensation through the standard route.
At the same time, clients who entrust their Karta Pobytu case to ONE PLUS receive far more than document filing. We provide ongoing procedural support, prepare the necessary legal submissions, monitor the case closely and use the available legal tools to influence its progress wherever possible. Learn more here: how to speed up your TRC decision.