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You have to apply for a job that matches your academic qualification and that is consistent with your scientific and practical experience first.

Then, get a contract in this country. After that, go to the embassy to obtain a work visa with the following documents

Valid passport for at least six months

Job contract

A certificate of good conduct

Bank Statement

Booking airline tickets

Paying the visa fees

We would like to inform that Immigration to Poland can be achieved by obtaining a job there or by establishing a company in it which is the best way. It is worth mentioning that working there requires the availability of many qualifications and requirements:

[1] Family reunification Immigration to Poland can be through family reunification, through an individual (other than Polish) having a visa to live in Poland for two years or more, a permanent residence permit or residence permit EU countries where he can offer his family members a request to be allowed to enter Poland temporarily.

[2] Studying in Poland For a study visa in Poland, the student must have the following conditions:

 - Successful completion of secondary school.

- Ratification of educational certificates in the country where they were studied, and therefore their accreditation must be verified in Poland.

- Bachelor's degrees in case of desire to apply for postgraduate studies.

- Fill out student visa application.

- Valid passport.

- Letter of acceptance from a Polish university.

- Curriculum Vitae.

- Educational certificates obtained at the university and the school.

- Proof of language proficiency.

- Demonstrate the ability to spend on self.

- health insurance.

- Personal photo suitable for passport size.

- Visa fees.

- Proof of residence in Poland.

- Visa to Poland You can immigrate to Poland by obtaining a visa, which is three types:

1. Temporary residence visa.
2. Permanent residence visa After living for five years can obtain Polish citizenship.
3. Temporary residence visa for work.

  Note: Passport holders of an EU country do not need a visa to enter Poland.