🇵🇱 Visas · Poland
Visa to Poland: we’ll identify the right grounds and prepare the full package
A visa is required: Poland is part of Schengen. Since 2022, tourist visas for Russian citizens are practically unavailable — entry is via a national D visa (work, study, family, humanitarian grounds). Citizens of Ukraine and Belarus have their own conditions, which are notably more flexible. We review your situation and find a basis that will actually qualifies, and we manage the process through to submission. We work from any country — no need to relocate for this.
Review my situationHow the work is done
We analyse the situation
Citizenship, purpose of travel, timelines, and prior rejections. These determine the application center, the document package, and the likelihood of approval itself.
We identify the right basis
The one that will actually work in your specific case, not the one that sounds simpler. If there is no chance — we say so directly and suggest another route.
We compile the package
Form, certificates, bookings, insurance, translations, and apostille. We check every document before submission — rejections almost always come down to a small detail.
We find a slot and prepare you for the interview
Booking a submission appointment and going over the questions asked at the interview. You arrive knowing exactly what to say and how.
If you need a relocation, not just a trip
Then a visa is only the first step, and you need to choose a basis with a long-term status. Directions in which Poland most often visited:
- National visa D — work, study, family reunification
- Karta pobytu (residence permit) through employment
- EU Blue Card — for skilled professionals
- Karta Polaka — for those with Polish heritage
- Residence permit through study or family reunification
Requirements vary by category — we walk through the current ones at consultations. Full details on residence permits and legalisation — at SVOY Legal.
Frequently asked questions
Is a visa required to enter Poland?
A visa is required: Poland is part of Schengen. Since 2022, tourist visas for Russian citizens are practically unavailable — entry is via a national D visa (work, study, family, humanitarian grounds). Citizens of Ukraine and Belarus have their own conditions, which are notably more flexible.
Do you work with people who haven’t left yet?
Yes. Visas are the one service we offer that is not tied to your country of residence: we help from anywhere in the world, including those who haven’t relocated yet.
There were refusals — will you take the case?
We’ll analyse the reason for the refusal and tell you honestly what can be done. Some cases we handle t only through an attorney — we make this clear upfront, before any payment.
Do you guarantee approval?
No, and no one can guarantee it: the decision rests with the consulate. We are responsible for that the package is assembled correctly and the basis is matched to your situation.
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