English-Speaking Immigration Lawyer in Warsaw

What we handle

• Temporary and permanent residence cards

  Choosing the right legal basis, the full application, fingerprints appointment and correspondence with the voivodeship office — until the card is in your hand.

• Work permits and change of employer

  Work permits, notification duties and the 15-day deadline when you change employers on a single-permit card.

• EU long-term resident status

  The 5-year track to a permit granted for an indefinite period — income, insurance and language requirements checked before you apply.

• Polish citizenship

  Recognition as a Polish citizen before the voivode and presidential-track applications, including the documentation of your residence history.

• Appeals against refusals

  A refusal is not the end: we appeal within the 14-day deadline and represent you before the Head of the Office for Foreigners and administrative courts.

• Return decisions and deportation

  Analysis of a return decision within 48 hours and a full appeal — including entry bans and SIS alerts.

Fully remote — how it works

1. 1

   Consultation in English — we check the legal basis and what the office already has in your file.

2. 2

   You sign a power of attorney and upload documents as phone photos to your client panel.

3. 3

   We prepare and file the application; official letters come to our address and are answered on time.

4. 4

   You get the decision — and the card. If the office is late, we file a demand to act on record.

Since 27 April 2026 residence applications are filed through the MOS online module, and official correspondence goes to our address — so your case does not depend on where in Poland you live.

Transparent prices — buy online today

Standard residence legalisation handled by the firm is 2200 PLN; the online service is a promotional 1900 PLN for the same scope of work. Official fees are paid separately, directly to the office — we show the exact amount and account number.

Why an immigration lawyer matters in Poland

• The office has 60 days to decide a temporary residence case (art. 112a of the Act on Foreigners) and 90 days for permanent residence or EU long-term resident status — counted from a complete application. Most delays start with a wrong legal basis or missing documents.
• An appeal against a refusal must be filed within 14 days, and an appeal against a return decision within the deadline stated in the decision — these terms are not extended because you did not understand a letter in Polish.
• All official correspondence is in Polish. With a power of attorney it is delivered to our office, reviewed the day it arrives, and answered on time.
• If the office is already late, a formal demand to act (ponaglenie) signed by an attorney puts your case on record — you can check your deadline with our calculator.

Frequently asked questions