A business visa is practically analogous to a Schengen visa, which can be obtained for up to 5 years. The right to stay in Poland for up to 90 days every six months. We will help you to get it as soon as possible.

You are a board member of a Polish company and have proof in the form of an extract from the KRS register.

At the first stage, you will be able to obtain a business visa using an extract from the National Court Register - KRS - Krajowy Rejestr Sądowy. This will allow you to move freely and participate in events.

If you plan to stay in Poland for more than half a year, we can help you obtain a B-type work permit. With this permit, you will not only be able to participate in important business events, but also actively work in a company.

To obtain a Type B work permit for a company, you need to:

1. Prove that the company in the previous fiscal year earned a profit of at least the minimum amount set by law. This minimum profit amount is approximately PLN 80,000 and is calculated as 12 times the average salary for the third quarter of the previous year.
2. Also, the company must have two employees who do not require a work permit, employed on an indefinite and permanent basis for at least one year prior to application.

OR

1. If the company does not meet the first two conditions, it can prove that it will be able to fulfill these conditions in the future.

A business-based residence permit in Poland is a legal residence permit that can be obtained by running a business in the country.
Pros of residence permit on the basis of business in Poland:

• The opportunity to manage and develop your business in a stable and developed EU economy.
• Access to the European market and the ability to expand business within the EU.
• Possibility to obtain permanent residence permit and even Polish citizenship after a certain period of time.
• Family perspectives, including the right to education for children and access to health care.

Thus, residence permit on the basis of business in Poland provides ample opportunities for business development and legal residence in Europe.

The company must show an annual profit meeting the legal requirements (≈ 80k PLN),

either

To employ two workers for an indefinite period of time and permanently for one year, who are not subject to the obligation to have a work permit (citizens of Poland or other countries with a certain status).

either

Provide: business plan, documents on financial sustainability and investments.
A board member/founder as an individual must have a stable and regular source of income (contract, statutory resolution, etc.).