Residence permits in Szczecin, handled locally
Every residence permit application in our region is processed by the Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship Office (Zachodniopomorski Urząd Wojewódzki) in Szczecin. Local procedures, appointment availability, and document expectations differ from other voivodeships — and knowing those details is what keeps an application moving instead of stalling.
Szczecin sits just 130 km from Berlin, so many of our clients are cross-border workers and entrepreneurs who need their Polish residence status sorted quickly and correctly. Our partner firms work with the Szczecin office every week and know exactly what it expects.
Our Services
Residence Permit
Assistance in obtaining residence permits for foreigners
Visas and Permits
Visa and work permit processing
Legal Consultations
Professional legal consultations
Business Legalization
Assistance with business registration and management
Support for every situation
Employees
Work-based residence permits and work permits (zezwolenie na pracę) for those employed in Poland.
Students
Residence permits for full-time study, plus help with enrolment paperwork.
Entrepreneurs
Business registration, legalization, and residence on the basis of running a company.
Families
Family reunification and residence permits for spouses and children of legal residents.
From first contact to your permit
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Tell us your case
Fill in the short form with your situation and contact details. No documents needed at this stage.
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Free consultation
A vetted partner legal firm reviews your case, explains your options, and tells you exactly which documents you'll need. No obligation.
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Prepare and submit
The firm helps you assemble a complete, correct application and submit it to the Szczecin Voivodeship Office, avoiding the mistakes that cause delays.
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Get your permit
You're guided through every step — appointments, fingerprints, and follow-ups — until your residence card is issued.
Processing at the Voivodeship Office typically takes 1–6 months depending on the case. A complete, correct application is the best way to keep it on the shorter end.
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Why Choose Us
Professional team of lawyers
Individual approach to each client
Fast and quality problem solving
Full support at all stages
Frequently asked questions
A Karta Pobytu (residence card) is the document confirming a foreigner's right to live in Poland. Any non-EU citizen planning to stay in Poland longer than the visa-free or visa period needs one — for work, study, business, or family reunification.
Processing at the Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship Office in Szczecin typically takes from 1 to 6 months, depending on the case type and document completeness. Submitting a complete, correct application is the single biggest factor in avoiding delays.
The core set includes a valid passport, completed application form, biometric photos, proof of purpose (work contract, enrolment, or business registration), health insurance, and proof of stable income and accommodation. Exact requirements depend on your grounds for stay.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice directly. We collect your enquiry and forward it to a vetted partner legal firm in Szczecin that handles immigration matters. The first consultation is free and there is no obligation.
Yes. Our partner firms assist with work permits (zezwolenie na pracę), business registration and legalization, PESEL numbers, and the Trusted Profile (Profil Zaufany). Tell us your situation and we route you to the right specialist.
We assist clients in Ukrainian, English, Belarusian, and Russian, so you can explain your case comfortably in your own language.