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Applying for a residence card will be simplified in one of Poland's voivodeships: what will change

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Applying for a residence card will be simplified in one of Poland's voivodeships: what will change

Ukrainians and other foreign nationals in Poland will be able to apply for a residence card in one of the voivodships in a new way. Find out how the application process has changed

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One of Poland's voivodeships has simplified the application for a residence card. With reference to YAVP, we tell you what changes have already been introduced for some foreigners.


Where has the application process been simplified?


The new rules came into force on 1 October 2024 in the Greater Poland Voivodeship. From now on, all applications for a temporary residence card, a permanent residence card or an EU resident card in the voivodeship must be submitted by post to the Foreigners' Office of the Voivodeship Regional Office in Poznan or to one of the regional offices in smaller cities.




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Here are the addresses to which you can send it


In Poznan:


Wielkopolski Urząd Wojewódzki w Poznaniu

Wydział Spraw Cudzoziemców

plac Wolności 17

61-739 Poznan


Addresses of the delegations:


Delegation of the Wielkopolskiego Urzędu Wojewódzkiego w Kaliszu

ul. Kolegialna 4

62-800 Kalisz


Delegation of the Wielkopolska University of Wojewódzkiego in Koninie

ul. Aleje 1 Maja 7

62-510 Konin


Delegation of the Greater Poland Voivodeship in Leszno

Plac Kościuszki 4

64-100 Leszno


Delegation of the Greater Poland Region in Pile

ul. Dzieci Polskiego 26 

64-920 Piła


Citizens who intend to send their applications by post are asked to send fully completed and signed applications together with all necessary attachments and proof of payment. It warns that the absence of the necessary documents with the applications will lead to an extension of the proceedings.


You can fill out the online application on the MOS portal


It should be noted that professional lawyers can help you with the submission of any documents for migration. On the Visit Ukraine portal, you can book an online consultation with a specialist who will help you deal with any migration issue.


We remind you! Insurance is a mandatory document for entering Poland on most visas, especially for tourists and those planning short-term trips. It is important to choose the right insurance company and take out a policy that meets the requirements of the Polish authorities. Read this article to find out what you need to know about this.


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