Professional legal support in the preparation of documents for obtaining the Pole’s Card and the subsequent acquisition of Polish citizenship.
Visa-free entry to more than 170 countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the UAE, and New Zealand.
The lawful right to work in any country of the European Union without additional permits or visas.
Access to free higher education in Poland and other EU countries, and the right to apply for scholarships and grants.
A simplified procedure for registering a business in Poland or any other country of the European Union.
The right to receive social support: benefits, pensions, unemployment payments, and other forms of social security.
Access to the public health insurance system covering substantial treatment costs in EU countries.
The possibility of obtaining loans and mortgages in the EU on favourable terms — interest rates from 1.5% to 5%.
Preparation of the full package of documents for obtaining the Pole’s Card.
Submission of the dossier and attendance at the interview at the consulate.
Waiting for the issuance and release of the Pole’s Card.
Receipt of the document at the Consulate of the Republic of Poland.
Before the commencement of services, an official agreement is executed between the client and the company, ensuring transparency and security of interaction.
The company strictly observes a non-disclosure regime in relation to data concerning changes in immigration status, document processing, and banking operations.
The staff includes qualified specialists with extensive practical experience and a large number of successfully completed immigration matters.
By signing the agreement, the client receives official guarantees that, as a result of the cooperation, he or she will obtain the Pole’s Card.
An application for the Pole’s Card is submitted to the Polish consulate in the country of residence. Submission through authorised authorities in Poland is also possible.
On average, the procedure takes up to 3 months from the date of execution of the agreement with Europeentry.
At the interview, the consul asks basic questions about Poland and Polish roots. All necessary preparation materials will be provided to you by Europeentry specialists.
The Pole’s Card is issued for a period of 10 years and may be renewed for a further 10 years 3 months before the expiry of its validity period — at the place of residence of the holder.
With the prospect of obtaining Polish citizenship
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