
Poland's NAWA Language Certificate Delays: What Foreign Residents Need to Know Before June 30
NAWA's certificate system is offline and June 30 is the cutoff. Here's what foreign residents in Poland need to know about the B1 delay.
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NAWA's certificate system is offline and June 30 is the cutoff. Here's what foreign residents in Poland need to know about the B1 delay.
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If you're seriously planning a move to Krakow, you've probably seen wildly different numbers floating around online. Some sites quote figures from 2021 that ...
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Paper applications for residence permits in Poland end on April 27, 2026. From that date, everything goes through the MOS Portal. Here's what changes and how...
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We’ll assess your situation and tell you exactly what you need. Our fees depend on the type of service, we’ll quote you upfront with no surprises.
English, Polish, German, and Spanish.
Not necessarily. We can handle most things remotely. But if you’re in Krakow, our office is in the city centre at ul. Krupnicza 5/1.
It depends on the permit type and the current workload at the voivodeship office. Work permits typically take 30–60 days. Temporary residence permits can take 1–4 months. We’ll give you a realistic estimate for your specific case.