Family Reunification — Frequently Asked Questions
Processing times are similar to standard residence permits: officially 1–2 months, but often 3–4 months in practice. We start the process as early as possible and keep on top of it.
Yes. Family members who receive a residence permit through reunification are typically granted access to the Polish labour market without needing a separate work permit.
Polish law primarily recognises married spouses for family reunification. Unmarried partners may have other routes to a residence permit, for example, based on employment or other grounds. We’ll assess your specific situation and find the best approach.
In certain circumstances, yes, particularly if your parents are elderly and financially dependent on you. The requirements are stricter than for spouses and children, but we can evaluate whether this route is viable.
Yes. Education is compulsory in Poland for children aged 7–18. We can help with school enrollment and navigating the Polish education system for international families.