Working in Wrocław visa-free: how to get hired legally
Visa-free travel lets you stay in Poland up to 90 days in any 180, but it doesn't by itself give the right to work. You need another document for that — Oksana will tell you how to get hired legally.
Production worker
Biskupice Podgórne / Wrocław
Every week: documents signed on Tuesday, first day at work on Thursday
- No experience
- No Polish needed
- Housing 550 zł
- Free bus
Clothing warehouse worker
Krzyżowice / Wrocław
Start and move-in date — agreed personally with Oksana
- No experience
- No Polish needed
- Couples
- Paid training
Visa-free stay and work
- Visa-free means up to 90 days' stay in 180 days with a biometric passport
- To work you need a basis: a work permit, an oświadczenie or another basis provided for your citizenship
- Working without such a basis is illegal — for both the worker and the employer
What to do
- Message Oksana before you come and send a photo of your passport
- She'll tell you whether you can be hired and how long it takes
- For long-term work people apply for a karta pobytu
Frequently asked questions
Can I work at LG visa-free?
Only if you have a basis to work. Message Oksana — she'll check your case and tell you whether you can be hired.
What if my 90 days are running out?
Without another basis you can't stay longer than 90 days. To work longer, people apply for a karta pobytu — Oksana will tell you where to start.
Who travels visa-free?
Citizens of Ukraine and Moldova with a biometric passport. For other countries, check the entry rules.
Contact me
Message me on your favourite messenger or call — I'll reply and help with the jobs.