Business registration (działalność gospodarcza,Zakładanie Spółki z o.o)
- Definition of activities(PKD)
- Payment of state fee
- Registration number (KRS)
- Tax number (NIP)
- Statistical number (REGON)
- The VAT number (VAT-UE)
- Insurance number (ZUS)
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There are five types of work permits available in Poland for foreigners who want to work in the country. The employee must bear in mind that his or her employer is the one responsible for obtaining the work permit. Work permits are issued at a regional level and have a limited duration, according to the type of work that is to be performed by the employee (seasonal or permanent work).
The main types of work permits in Poland are:
- – Type A: the foreign employee is employed by a business entity incorporated in Poland;
- – Type B: the foreigner stays in Poland for a specific amount of time to perform a function on a management board;
- – Type C: the foreign employee is employed by a foreign employer and has been delegated to work at a branch or subsidiary in Poland for a period exceeding 30 days;
- – Type D: the foreign employee is employed by a foreign employer that does not have a subsidiary or branch in Poland but the employee has been delegated to perform a temporary service in the country (usually export services);
- – Type E: the foreign employee is employed by a foreign employer and has been delegated to Poland for a period longer than 3 months in the next 6 months of the calendar year, to perform other tasks than those described above.
