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Frequently Asked Questions
Common Immigration Questions
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How long does it take to get a residence card in Poland?
Processing times depend on the type of permit and voivodeship office workload. Temporary residence permits typically take 1-3 months. WinCase monitors your application and provides regular updates.
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What documents do I need for a residence permit?
Required documents vary by permit type. Generally: valid passport, biometric photos, health insurance, proof of accommodation, and purpose-specific documents (work contract, university enrollment, etc.). WinCase prepares your complete document package.
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Can WinCase represent me at the voivodeship office?
Yes, with a signed power of attorney, our representatives can attend appointments, submit documents, and handle all interactions with the office on your behalf.
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Do you offer services in languages other than Polish?
Yes, our team speaks Polish, English, Russian, and Ukrainian. We ensure all clients receive clear guidance regardless of language barriers.
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What is the cost of your services?
We offer packages starting from 1,500 PLN. The exact cost depends on the type of service and complexity of your case. Initial consultation is always free.
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Can you help if my residence permit was rejected?
Yes, we analyze rejection decisions, identify issues, and prepare appeals or new applications. Our high success rate comes from thorough preparation and attention to detail.
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Do I need to be in Poland to start the process?
For some services, you can start the process remotely. WinCase can begin document preparation and advisory while you're abroad, though certain steps require your physical presence in Poland.
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How do I book a free consultation?
Call +48 739 581 300, message us on WhatsApp, or visit our office at ul. Hoża 66/68, Warsaw. We'll schedule a convenient time to discuss your case.
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