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How Citizens of India & Bangladesh Can Work Legally in Poland in 2025


Poland remains one of the most attractive destinations for professionals from India and Bangladesh. In 2025, the country continues reforming immigration rules to make the legalization process faster, transparent, and efficient. In this article — a full guide: from invitation to official employment.

 

Read on to learn how to complete the entire path to legal work in Poland — smoothly, quickly, and without mistakes.


What Does the Visa & Invitation Process Look Like?


To legally work in Poland in 2025, a citizen of India or Bangladesh must go through several key stages. Here’s how it looks:

Step 1: Find an employer & get an invitation

Your Polish employer initiates submission to the Voivodeship Office electronically. It may be a Declaration A (for work up to 12 months) or a Work Permit A (for longer-term employment with a contract).

 

 Step 2: Obtain the permit

  • Declaration A — used for seasonal or short-term work, no labor market test required.

  • Work Permit A — standard permit for full employment, usually issued for one year or more.

 

Step 3: Apply for a national D visa

After receiving the invitation, apply at the Polish consulate in your country. Required documents:

  • Valid international passport

  • Biometric photo

  • Medical insurance with €30,000 coverage

  • Employer documentation

 

Step 4: Arrival in Poland & legalization

Upon entry, you register your residence, apply for a temporary residence permit, and register with the Polish ZUS (social insurance system).

 

After that, you officially gain legal worker status in Poland.


How Long Does Legalization Take?


On average, the full process — from submitting the invitation to getting a work visa — takes 30 to 60 days. This depends on how fast the Voivodeship Office processes the request and how quickly the consulate schedules and reviews.

 

Consular procedures typically take up to 6 weeks, so experts recommend starting at least 2 months before the planned departure. This helps avoid delays and keeps the process under control.


Current Job Openings for Indians & Bangladeshis in 2025

Position

City

Salary (EUR/month)

Construction worker / carpenter

Gdańsk

from €1,000

Factory worker

Gorzów Wielkopolski

from €700

Mushroom picker

Sława (Lubusz)

from €1,000

Warehouse worker

Stryków (near Łódź)

from €800

Bus driver

Szczecin, Kraków, Poznań

from €1,000

These vacancies are official, with full legalization, employment contracts, and support for document processing.

 

GLW will help you choose the best offer, arrange your visa, and start your career in Poland safely in 2025.


Employer Responsibilities Under the New 2025 Law


From June 2025, employers in Poland are required to:

  • Submit declarations online

  • Provide a certified contract and prove the employee will not work for another party

  • Pay ZUS contributions and demonstrate financial capability


Conclusion


For citizens of India and Bangladesh aiming to work legally in Poland in 2025, there is a clear and achievable path:

 

  1. Find an official employer willing to issue an invitation (Declaration A or Work Permit A)

  2. Apply for a national D visa with a complete document package

  3. Upon arrival, register your residence, obtain a temporary permit, and purchase medical insurance

 

To go through this process without mistakes, delays, or risks, consult the GLW team. We don’t just advise — we accompany every client from job search to full legalization in Poland.

 

GLW — your trusted bridge to legal employment in the EU. Dream starts with us.

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How Citizens of India & Bangladesh Can Work Legally in Poland in 2025

How Citizens of India & Bangladesh Can Work Legally in Poland in 2025

How Citizens of India & Bangladesh Can Work Legally in Poland in 2025

How Citizens of India & Bangladesh Can Work Legally in Poland in 2025
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