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A draft law has appeared in the public domain that may introduce significant changes to the rules governing the stay and employment of Ukrainian citizens in Poland. The document provides for the gradual phasing out of the so-called Special Act and transferring some of its existing provisions to the general regulations of the Act on Foreigners. This is a clear signal that Poland is moving from an emergency model – introduced after 24 February 2022 – to a more stable and unifi

The labour market in Poland is changing dynamically, and more and more companies are recruiting foreign workers to fill staffing gaps. At the end of December 2024, 1,064,100 foreigners were working in Poland, accounting for around 6.8% of all employed persons, and by March 2025 this number had increased to 1,067,000. ( stat.gov.pl ) The growing number of foreign workers and their cultural diversity make support in adaptation and integration increasingly crucial. Companies mus

Legalization of residence for foreign workers and the related administrative timelines is one of the key aspects that every temporary employment agency planning to hire employees from outside Poland should know. Understanding the procedures and the actual waiting times for administrative decisions allows for better planning of the entire recruitment process and helps avoid costly delays. Key Steps in Legalizing Residence and Employment of Foreigners Foreigners who wish to tak