Immigration To Poland

The Poland Investment Program offers a structured pathway for foreign investors and entrepreneurs to obtain residency in a European Union member state through business investment. Poland's rapidly growing economy, strategic location in Central Europe, and access to the EU single market make it one of the most attractive investment destinations in Europe.

Program Overview

Foreign nationals can obtain a temporary residence permit in Poland by establishing or investing in a Polish business entity. The program is designed for investors who wish to actively participate in Poland's economic growth while gaining the benefits of EU residency, including Schengen Area travel and access to European markets.

Investment Requirements

• Company Formation: Establish a Polish limited liability company (Sp. z o.o.) with a minimum share capital of PLN 5,000 (approx. EUR 1,150)
• Employment Requirement: The company must employ at least two Polish nationals or demonstrate an annual revenue of at least 12 times the average monthly salary in Poland
• Business Plan: A detailed business plan demonstrating the viability and economic contribution of the investment
• Sufficient Funds: Proof of adequate financial resources to sustain the business and personal living expenses

Key Benefits

• Temporary residence permit valid for up to 3 years (renewable)
• Freedom to travel within the Schengen Area
• Access to Poland's growing economy and EU single market
• Pathway to permanent residency after 5 years of continuous legal residence
• Possibility of Polish citizenship after meeting language and residency requirements
• Family members can apply for dependent residence permits
• Access to Poland's public healthcare and education systems

Pathway to Permanent Residency

After 5 consecutive years of legal residence in Poland on a temporary residence permit, investors may apply for a long-term EU residence permit. This provides indefinite residency rights and additional benefits across EU member states. After a further 3 years on this permit (or 10 years total legal residence), investors may apply for Polish citizenship, subject to Polish language proficiency at B1 level.

Why Choose Poland?

Poland offers one of Europe's fastest-growing economies, a highly skilled workforce, competitive operating costs, and a strategic location bridging Western and Eastern Europe. The country is a member of the EU, NATO, and the Schengen Area, providing investors with stability, security, and unrivalled access to European markets. Major sectors for investment include technology, manufacturing, logistics, real estate, and renewable energy.