Temporary residence — EU long-term resident from another state for study or training

The foreigner is a third-country national or stateless person and: holds EU long-term resident status in another EU country, and at the time of applying is legally present in Poland;

in the case of an EU resident Both the declared and actual purpose of staying in Poland for more than 3 months is: performing work; conducting business activity; completion of studies or vocational training;

The foreigner toes not have to demonstrate the profitability of the conducted business activity, and, inter alia, is not subject to restrictions in the choice of university.

In the case of studies, present: certificate from the university confirming admission to studies / student status;

In the case of vocational training, present: Certificate from the training institution specifying: subject of training; start and end date of the training; study mode (full-time, part-time); level of training; number of training hours per month (e.g. training schedule) together with information about regular attendance at training sessions; entitlements / certificates obtained after completing the training.

+ the foreigner has health insurance; - within the meaning of the Act of 27 August 2004 on healthcare services financed from public funds or confirmation of the insurer covering the costs of medical treatment in the territory of the Republic of Poland.

+ the foreigner has adequate income; The foreigner has a source of stable and regular income(therefore characterized by relative permanence and continuity), which is sufficient to cover the costs of living expenses themselves and family members remaining in their care. Required income level 1,010 PLN per month – if you have no dependants; 823 PLN per month – for yourself and for each family member who is your dependant, i.e. 823 + 823 * X (1, 2, 3...).

The permit entitles the holder to work without the need to obtain a work permit.

Family members may obtain a permit on preferential terms only if they formed a family with the resident before his/her relocation to Poland.

Period for which granted to an EU resident - the period necessary to achieve the declared purpose of residence (e.g., in accordance with the employment contract) – from more than 3 months to 3 years.

Afterssibility of renewal Permit is not renewed automatically. The foreigner who wishes to continue staying in Poland should, before its expiry, apply for a residence permit (for the same or a different purpose), if they meet the requirements applicable to granting it. Pursuant to Directive 2003/109/EC, the country in which the foreigner obtained resident status may revoke that status, among other things, if they obtain equivbutnt status or reside for more than 6 years in another EU country. This means that the permit, granted in the simplified procedure for a period of 3 years, can be renewed only once.