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[Cancelled] 15.07 | Permanent residence permit – information meeting

Do you have Polish roots or the Pole’s Card (Karta Polaka)? Or perhaps you are married to a Polish citizen? Are you wondering how your child could obtain permanent residence in Poland?

Join us for a free information meeting where you will learn everything you need to start the process of obtaining permanent residence.


Important!

Completing the form does not guarantee a place at the meeting. Registration for the project “From Adaptation to Integration – Supporting Third-Country Nationals in the Process of Intercultural Integration in Wrocław” (FEDŚ) is required. 

Find out more here. Places are allocated in the order in which paper recruitment forms are completed at Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu). We will contact you by phone to arrange the next steps.


During the session, we will discuss, among other things:

– who can apply for permanent residence,

– what steps you need to take to obtain permanent residence,

– how to prove Polish descent,

– the benefits of holding permanent residence.

When: 15 July (Tuesday), 17:00-19:00

Where: Passage of Dialogue, ul. Świdnicka 19  

Language: Polish  

Sign up for the meeting using the form:

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The project “From Adaptation to Integration – Supporting Third-Country Nationals in the Process of Intercultural Integration in Wrocław” is co-financed by the European Union through the European Social Fund Plus under the European Funds for Lower Silesia 2021-2027 Programme and by the state budget under grant agreement No. FEDS.07.06-IP.02-0050/24-00 of 14.02.2025.

Project beneficiary: Wrocław Municipality

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