Immigration services

We offer comprehensive immigration services tailored to meet the needs of individuals, families, and businesses. Navigating immigration law can be challenging, but with our experience and dedication, you’ll receive clear guidance and effective legal solutions.

Our services include, among others:

1. Employment and Business Immigration

  • Temporary residence and work permits, including the EU Blue Card.

  • Residence permits for business owners and company board members.

  • Support for employers hiring foreigners: documents, deadlines and contact with the immigration office.

2. Studies and Research

  • Residence permits for students, PhD candidates and researchers.

  • Residence permits for job seeking after graduation.

3. Family-Based Immigration

  • Helping families reunite through family reunification applications.

  • Residence permits based on marriage to a Polish citizen or on a relationship.

4. Permanent Residence and EU Long-Term Residence

  • Applications, evidence and preparation for the interview.

5. Polish Citizenship

  • Recognition as a Polish citizen by the Voivode and grant of citizenship by the President.

  • Confirmation of Polish citizenship and archive research.

6. EU Citizens and Their Families

  • Registration of stay and residence cards for family members.

7. Visas

  • National and Schengen visa applications.

  • Requests for reconsideration after a visa refusal.

8. SIS and Criminal Record Entries

  • Checking and removing entries in the Schengen Information System (SIS) and the National Criminal Register (KRK).

9. International Protection and Humanitarian Stay

  • Assisting with asylum applications and refugee status.

  • Humanitarian and tolerated stay, return proceedings.

10. Appeals and Court Cases

  • Representing clients in complex cases involving residence permit refusals or return decisions before the administrative authorities and courts.

  • Appeals, complaints about delays and inactivity of the office, and cases before the voivodeship administrative courts and the Supreme Administrative Court.