Why choose work legalization with Avalon Logistics Group?
Specialized legalization department
We have a dedicated team of experts handling the legalization process. Thanks to this, you can be sure you will receive comprehensive support at every stage.
Individual approach
We understand that every situation is different. Our approach is completely personalized, tailored to your needs and circumstances.
Experience and trust
We are a partner of the largest courier and taxi apps. Our experience and the trust we have earned in the market are a guarantee of professional service. Work legalization is our specialty.
Assistance with obtaining a residence card
We are here to help you. As part of our services, we not only assist in the legalization process, but also support you in obtaining a residence card so you can continue working and living in Poland without unnecessary obstacles.
Issuing work invitations
Our offer includes issuing work invitations, which significantly facilitate legalization and allow you to take up employment in Poland. We are ready to support you at every stage of this process.
Why choose us?
Work legally in Poland with Avalon Logistics. We help with work legalization, preparing documents, obtaining permits, and support with residence matters.
Speed and efficiency
Thanks to our experience and understanding of administrative processes, we can speed up the entire legalization process, saving your valuable time.
Document support
Assistance in preparing documents is crucial. Our experts will advise you on which documents are necessary and help you prepare them correctly.
Knowledge of regulations
We keep track of current changes in regulations concerning the legalization of foreign workers. Thanks to this, you can have confidence that your process will proceed according to the applicable standards.
FAQ – Work Legalization
I entered Poland under visa-free travel, can I work?
Yes, after additionally obtaining a work permit.
I am a student in Poland, can I work?
Yes, full-time students can work without a work permit as long as their residence document (e.g., visa or residence card) is valid. Part-time students must have a work permit or a statement of intent to employ.
My visa or visa-free stay is ending. How can I extend my legal stay in Poland?
You can submit an application for a residence permit, but no later than the last day of your legal stay.
How long is the wait for the permit to be issued?
The waiting time depends on the number of applications submitted to the office and whether a complete set of required documents has been provided. Work permits are issued as quickly as possible.
I am a citizen of Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, or Ukraine. Which work permit applies to me?
The Statement on Entrusting Work to a Foreigner is issued for up to 2 years. Ukrainian citizens are also subject to the Notification of Entrusting Work to a Ukrainian Citizen.
Do I have to submit the application for a work permit myself?
No, we will do it for you.
I want to apply for aTemporary Residence and Work Permit, can I get the necessary documents?
Yes, we will prepare Annex No. 1 for you, information from the starost, ZUS documents, etc.
What documents will you need?
YOU CAN DO IT EASILY WITH OUR HELP.
During the legalization process, you will need to provide various documents depending on your situation. At each stage, we will indicate what formalities you need to complete to ensure the entire process goes smoothly and without unnecessary delays.
Here is a list of the required documents:
1. Foreign passport
- All pages with annotations.
- If you have two passports – all pages with annotations from both passports.
- If the Ukrainian citizen has no travel document or it is blank – PESEL in UKR.
2. Residence card + decision
- All pages of the card and decision.
- If you are waiting for your residence card – confirmation of application submission. This could be, for example, a stamp in your passport, a certificate of case status from the Voivodeship Office, or confirmation from the post office.
3. Valid student ID
- Student ID
- Certificate from your studies or diploma of graduation from a full-time program (from Poland or the EU).
4. Valid school ID
and a certificate from the school or a diploma of graduation from a post-secondary school (only Polish schools count).
5. Others
Polish Card + visa, permanent residence/resident/with a Polish citizen, temporary/supplementary protection, refugee status, stay for humanitarian/tolerated reasons, EU citizen:
- Document + decision – all pages.