Study at USWPS in Poland: Legalization of Stay
Are you considering university education in Europe? Would you like to study in Poland? The application process and the move to another country may seem difficult, but do not worry! Register for our free webinars series “Study at USWPS in Poland” to learn everything there is to know about the visa and university application processes. During the series, we will also talk about work opportunities in Poland, coping with stress, dealing with cross-cultural differences, and working effectively in multicultural teams.
Make the first step towards your future today and register for our free March 7, 2024 webinar. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Meeting focus
Our expert, Tomasz Lewsandowski, Ph.D., Vice-Dean for Educational Affairs at the Faculty of Psychology and Law in Poznań, lawyer specializing in international law, and Martyna Nadstawna, International Admissions Officer, will talk about the process of legalization of stay in Poland. They will focus on the following topics:
- What criteria do I need to meet to obtain a temporary residence permit and when should I submit my application?
- What documents are required to obtain a residence permit?
- How long will it take to obtain a temporary residence card?
- Can I leave Poland while awaiting my temporary residence card?
- Can I work in Poland as a temporary resident?
- Can I transfer to another university if I have a temporary residence card?
- When should I apply for an extension of my temporary residence permit?
- My application for a temporary residence permit was declined. What does it mean?
- Can I stay in Poland if my application for temporary residency was declined?
Our experts
Expert
Tomasz Lewandowski, Ph.D. | Assistant Professor
Vice-Dean for Educational Affairs at the Faculty of Psychology and Law in Poznań, lawyer and public administration specialist, expert in international law
Tomasz Lewandowski specializes in the protection of personal information, international public law, international humanitarian law of armed conflicts, and the philosophy of international law.
Host
Martyna Nadstawna
International Admissions Officer
"I help our international candidates to go through the admission process as smoothly and efficiently as possible.”
This project is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland programme.
