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Immigration law in Poland
From UKR status to Karta Pobytu Stałego
Most Ukrainians in Poland hold temporary protection (UKR), which has been extended through 2026. It is already worth planning the transition to a Karta Pobytu Czasowego or Stałego, applying for the Karta Polaka, or pursuing citizenship.
- Extending temporary protection, UKR status, PESEL UKR
- Karta Pobytu Czasowego (temporary residence) — based on employment, study, business, or family
- Karta Pobytu Stałego (permanent residence) after 5 years
- Obtaining the Karta Polaka for individuals of Polish descent
- Naturalization — Polish citizenship
- Family reunification (połączenie z rodziną)
- EU Blue Card for highly qualified professionals
- Appealing Urząd Wojewódzki refusals to issue a residence permit
- Lifting an entry ban (zakaz wjazdu)
- Changing residence status without leaving Poland
Family matters between Ukraine and Poland
Polish family law (Kodeks rodzinny i opiekuńczy) has its own characteristics: divorce always proceeds through the courts, mediation is mandatory for couples with children, and the rules on child support are clearly defined. EU Regulations apply additionally for international families.
- Divorce from a Ukrainian spouse
- Divorce from a Polish citizen or a citizen of another EU country
- Divorce without the consent of the second spouse
- Cross-border collection of child support
- Division of property between Ukraine and Poland
- Recognition of a Ukrainian divorce in Poland
- Marriage between a Ukrainian and a Polish citizen
- Parental authority (władza rodzicielska), visitation schedules (kontakty z dzieckiem)
- Court permission to leave Ukraine with a child without the consent of the second parent
- Response to child abduction under the Hague Convention
- Establishing or contesting paternity
- Adoption of a child from Ukraine by residents of Poland
Labor law
Protecting employees in the Polish market
Poles and Ukrainians in Poland are governed by the Kodeks pracy. Distinguishing features include strict rules for the umowa o pracę, a range of specialized contracts (umowa zlecenia, umowa o dzieło) with different tax consequences, anti-mobbing legislation, and entitlements to urlop and L4.
- Reviewing and translating an employment contract before signing
- Challenging unlawful dismissal
- Recovery of unpaid wages
- Disputes over umowa zlecenia and umowa o dzieło
- Protection from mobbing and discrimination
- Compensation for workplace injuries
- Issues relating to urlop wypoczynkowy and L4
- Preserving residence status when changing employers
- Transitioning from umowa o pracę to JDG (sole proprietorship)
Business in Poland
Sp. z o.o., JDG, relocation
Poland is one of the most convenient EU jurisdictions for business. Sp. z o.o. registration (with PLN 5,000 share capital) takes 1-2 weeks, and JDG can be set up in a single day. Low taxes for small business, access to a 38-million-strong market, and the broader EU market.
- Registration of a Sp. z o.o. (limited liability company)
- Registration of an S.A. (joint-stock company)
- Registration of a JDG (sole proprietorship)
- Business residence permit through Sp. z o.o. or JDG
- Relocating a Ukrainian business to Poland
- M&A transactions: due diligence, SPA
- Corporate advisory
- Supply, distribution, and agency contracts
- Debt collection from Polish counterparties
- Debt collection from Ukrainian counterparties
- Trademark registration with the Urząd Patentowy and the EUIPO
- Registration of IT startups and B2B structures
Real estate, criminal cases, inheritance
Poland gives Ukrainians access to real estate without restrictions for EU citizens, with certain limitations for third-country nationals (an MSWiA permit is required for some property types).
- Real estate: purchases of apartments and houses, księga wieczysta checks, notarial transactions, landlord disputes
- MSWiA permits for real estate purchases by third-country nationals
- Criminal cases: defense in criminal proceedings, challenging fines, road accidents
- Inheritance: handling Ukrainian inheritance for those living in Poland, the European Certificate of Succession, wills
- Financial law: credit cases, challenging bank actions, personal bankruptcy
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