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Poland Temporary Residence Card (TRC)

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TEMPORARY RESIDENCE CARD



Contents

1. About Abhinav

2. About Poland

3. Poland - Global Profile

4. Economy Of Poland An Overview

5. Poland Cost of Doing Business

6. Cost of Living in Poland

7. Poland Main Industries

8. Poland Temporary Residence Card (TRC) for Businessmen

9. Contact Us



About Abhinav

We are the change makers in peoples lives where it matters the most. Bridging

geographical barriers and connecting worlds is our motto. We believe in helping you and

your family to live a good quality life. So, as global immigration and visa specialists, we play

an important role in helping people select their new settlement destination.

Established in 1994, ABHINAV is an Immigration and Visa Consultancy Company catering to

possible immigration needs of its clients. We have a network of offices with experienced

staff and seasoned international associates including professionals, lawyers and authorized

representatives for major immigration destinations. We are ideally positioned to assist our

clients in choosing the right immigration destination and handholding them through the

entire immigration process. Our understanding of concurrent immigration rules and

procedures and learning through past precedents in managing various immigration and

visa situations ensures proper presentation of application forms and the overall credentials

of our clients.

ABHINAV caters to those seeking living and work options to all major countries such as

Canada (Federal and Quebec), Australia, UK, Denmark, Singapore, Hong Kong and other

popular destinations. Our USP is our transparency with clients at all stages of application

process.

Our services include all forms of immigration and visa applications such as Permanent

Resident and Skilled Migrant visas, Investor and Business immigration applications,

Temporary Work Permits and so on. Filing pleas and appeals against rejected and refused

applications is our forte.

Ajay Sharma is the Principal at ABHINAV. In his vast industry experience, he has worked with

an array of clients from both India and abroad and continues to gain respect for his

solution-oriented approach to complicated immigration and visa issues. His blog at

www.abhinav.com on immigration and visa matters is among the most read across the

nations.

With our solution based approach, all we need is our clients to think beyond limits so that

we can put our best foot forward. This provides us the challenge to perform better and

exploit our expertise making each of our cases, a big success.

So, let experience stand by your side in this lifechanging decision called Immigration!



About Poland

Poland is an ex-soviet bloc country located in the Eastern Europe. Officially called the Republic of

Poland, it stretches from Baltic Sea in northwest to Central Europe with Germany in west, the Czech

Republic and Slovakia in the south Ukraine and Belarus in the east and Lithuania in the north.

Strategically located in the East-Central Europe and with a longest Schengen border connecting

this country to rest of Northern and Central Europe, Poland is a key location through which EU trade

routes pass. Poland is member of European Union*.

Advantageously and favorably situated in the very center of the European continent, Poland--

officially a parliamentary republic--has a total geographicalarea of 312,679 squarekilometerseven

and its 9thlargestnation of Europe, and 71th in the entire world.

With a totalpopulation of morethan 38,5 millionpersons, at the present, the nation--located in the

North-Central Europesharesitsgeographicalborders with as many as seven nations, including

Russia, Germany, and Ukraine, among others. Warsaw sitsstatecapital and also the largest city of

the nation. Itspopulationisnearly 2 million. Krakow is the nextbiggestcity with a population of just

about 756,000 people.

Poland, on the whole, isanunbrokenplain and has no naturalborderswhatsoever. However,

thisexcludes the Neisse and the Oder Riverspositioned in the west, and the Carpathian Mountains

located in the south. Inside the givenplain, topographydifferencespersist in groups--west to east.

Vistula, Bug, and Warta areother top rivers, even as theseare rathercrucial to trade & business for

the nation. The countrysclimate, by and large, ismoderateor temperate.

Polandis a parliamentary republic, and the premier and the council of ministers spearheaded by

him are the top foundations. However, it is the Presidentwhoisofficially the head of state. He is sent to

office every 5 years in anacceptedelection. The nationis, perhaps, the most

linguisticallyhomogeneousnationacross the whole of Europe. And the mothertongue of close-to 97%

of the countrysinhabitants is Polish.

Beautiful landscape, surroundings and climate

Most of country consists of lowlands with Carpathian Mountains (including the Tatra range).

Fourth most forested area

Booming tourist destination

The polish weather is temperate and pleasant swinging between oceanic in north and west and

continental in south and east.

Warm summers with temperatures ranging between 18 and 34 C

Winters though cold, but average temperatures hover around 3 C and 6 C. It receives a

healthy rainfall throughout the year.

* Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,

France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands,

Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK.



Poland - Global Profile

Although this country has a history of 1000 years as a republic with 16th century being the prime time

for the polish empire in medieval period, this country has truly come into form post 1991 dismantling

of the communist iron curtain. Here is how Poland ranks on world order on various aspects.

71st in the world and 9th in EU in terms of landmass

34th in the world and 6th in EU in terms of population

It historically has housed many languages, cultures and religions

Almost 100% literacy with over 91% students being taught English

Primary education and Gymnasium is compulsory in the country and the Program for

International Student Assessment PISA scheme is considered to be the 10th best in the

world

Fairrepresentation of other minority groups as well including Silesians, Germans, Belarusians,

Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Russians, Roma, Jews, Lemkos, Slovaks, Czechs, Lipka Tatars,

Vietnamese, Greeks and Armenians

Poles are tolerant and are primarily friendly towards minorities and reject any form of slavery.

There is pleasant absence of racial bias on the grounds of religion, nationality or race and

extend rights and privileges to every inhabitant of the country.

Polish culture and art is unique in the whole world which has subtle and direct hints of mixture

of various forms of arts of other regions of Europe

Served by Port of Szczecin Gdask. International Air travel is generally connected through

Warsaw Chopin Airport. Comprehensive Railways network connects all major cities of the

country.



Economy Of Poland An Overview

Poland is member of EU and Schengen treaty arrangement. Its official currency is zloty and currently

its exchange value ranges between US $0.29 0.30.

The economy of Poland has is most successful economy in Eastern Europe (the ex-Soviet country)

and has transitioned from being a planned and controlled economy into a market economy. It is

one of rapidly growing economies within the EU. The economic reforms have been sped up

manifolds. The privatization of the sectors is progressing very fast with numerous public sector SMEs

being handed over to private ownership. This coupled with liberal laws to facilitate easy

establishment of private companies has improved the business scenario.

Polands economy is characterized by

Strong domestic market

Low private debt

Flexible currency

Diverse and expansive export sector that include high end and technical merchandise,

engineering goods, aircrafts, helicopters, pharmaceutical products

A robust Banking sector with 5 national banks,18 foreign banks and almost 600 cooperative

banks.

On radar of ICFI (strategic foreign investors) for significant investments

A high-tech and high-end manufacturing sector producing electronics, cars, buses, helicopters,

transport equipment, locomotives, planes, ships, military engineering (including tanks, SPAAG

systems), pharmaceutical products, chemical products, etc.

Fast modernizing infrastructure - currently served by all four means of transportation, i.e. marine,

road, rail and air. The telecommunication set up is well developed and advanced that meets all

contemporary global standards.

Self-sufficiency in energy production, which is generally produced by thermal power plants.



Poland Cost of Doing Business

The overall cost of doing business in Poland may not be high. And, it could be profitable and

rewarding. Lets see how and why!

Poland is a major market of the European Union (EU) member nations, and also a component of the

Schengen region. It is the biggest economy in the Eastern& Central Europe, and also the sixth most

powerful EU market. The economy of Poland is the only one to havesteered clear of downturn, for

the period of the internationalrecessionwitnessed in 2009, in the process, setting-up itself as

verydependable in the CEE.

Sinceitstart editsadvancementtowards market-driven economy and democracy in 1989, the

nationhasemerged as a vital and vibrant market. With nearly 38 million persons on its soils, the nation

is the biggest market amongst the ex Easternbloc nations of Central Europe evenwhileits

sharesitsgeographicalborders with both the old EU and the new 15 nations of the EU. At the

present, the country is the sixth-biggest EU economy.

It hasmade noteworthyprogress and development in cutting-down bureaucratic difficulties to

business. Sinceitbecame an EU member in 2004, ithasdeveloped a firm and secure market economy,

and alsodrawnmomentous Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Of late, all-embracingeconomic

deregulation&restructuring hasbeenwitnessed in the countryalong with 14 Special Economic Zone

(SEZ) spotsofferinghelp and freedomsthatmake business in Poland as appealing to the investors

from abroad as could be achievable.

Still, the firms--keen to do business and/ormakeinvestments in Polandrequiretakingtheirtime to do

somegoodstudy and plan admission to a fresh market. It would be better to employ a person, who

has a really good idea about doing business in the country, who knows the local language and also

the nations culture. Being vigilant and plannedupfrontwillmakecertain ones business turns-out to be

fruitful in the country and the cost of doing business in Polandremainswithin onescontrol.



Cost of Living in Poland

It may not cost much to live in Poland; in fact, the cost of living in Poland could be very reasonable.

Alongside Bulgaria& Romania, the overall price of living in the nationis the cheapest in the entire

European Union (EU).

On the whole, the country has a fair cost of living index, with the

biggercitiesbeingconsiderablycostlier, vis--vis the rural regions. Wages in the country are among the

lowest in Europe, even as the localsfritterawayclose-to 40 to 50% of theirwages on accommodation.

Nowletstake a lookat the cost of living in Poland undertheseheads!

HousingExpenses

Thoughitistremendouslyuneven, primarilyapartmentsnearest to the chiefsquare in anycity of the

nationwill, atalltimes, be the costliest. In case one isready to stay a little far away, and handle a small

travel, he caneasilylocate superior arrangements&biggerspaces.

Food Expenses

Despite the factthateating out and purchasingdailyhouseholditemsarenormallycheaper--in relation

to the Western Europeannationsbuyingimportedgoodswill be drasticallycostlier, and in

somespecificcircumstances, pricedevenhigher, vis--vis somenations, such as London & Paris.

Migrantswhowish to acquiregoodsimported from theirhomenationwilldiscovertheirbudgetcould

be affectedvery much. But, in casechoosingPolishgoods, costsareexceptionallyreasonable and low-

priced.

Transport Expenses

The cost of petrol in the easternEuropean country isalmostsimilar to whatisusuallyseen in the

remainingareas of Europe, even as tickets for public transportationcontinue to be

comparativelyreasonablypriced. In addition, senior citizens, students, &scholarsarequalified for 50%

concessions on the long-term ticketing.



Poland MainIndustries

Among the ex-communistconstituents of the EU (European Union), the Polisheconomyis the biggest. It

isalso the sixth-largest in the EU. With the disintegration of the COMECON (The Council for Mutual

Economic Assistance) trading federationthe basis of which was troublewayback in 1991, the

nationhasreadjustedits business & trade. The COMECON was aneconomicassociation, between 1949

and 1991, under the headship of the USSR.

Around 1996, as much as 70% of the nations trade was with the members of the EU even as

Germany, itsneighbor, isits major trading partner thesedays. The nationunfalteringlypursued a strategy

of economicliberalizationallthrough the 1990s, with helpfulresults for economic development but not-

too-positiveresults for somesegments of the populace. Though the national service sectorisgrowing

and branching out, and expensesareshootingup, manufacturingcontinues to be the

nationaleconomys USP today.

Coalmining, beverages, shipbuilding, iron &steel, chemicals, and food processing, not to

mentionglass, aresome of the Polands major industries. And machinery and equipments, food

processing, textiles and footwear, metals and metal products, shipbuilding, minerals and fuels,

chemicals, and Agricultural products, are some of the top exports of the nation.

As per a data from 2008, Polands major export partners are Germany, Bulgaria Italy, Hungary, and

France, not to mention Turkey. The US is also a key trading partner of the country. Significantly, a

report from the World Bank (WB) claims that the nationiscurrentlyranked as many as 10 ten spots

higher, vis--vis 2013, jumping to the 45th spot, in terms of ease with doing business.



Poland Temporary Residence Card (TRC) for

Businessmen

A growing nation with a plethora of opportunities for new entrants as they can get to experience

culturally rich life of people of this country, earn a chance to living and working in European Union

and also unrestrained travelling through the length and breadth of Schengen treaty area.

Why apply for Temporary Residence Card for Poland?

Various tax sops and other tax benefits from Polish Government

Relaxed Polish law allows for unrestricted repatriation of profits.

No restrictions on the transfer of shares inside Poland and the repatriation of proceedings.

Easily convertible currency and easy transfer of fund for making payments in other countries

Capital plough back permitted in certain cases like liquidation, expropriation and others.

The Polish Temporary Residence card or Karta czasowegopobytu offers unrestricted freedom

of movement (without having to procure a visa) for the Schengen area within 3 months of

obtaining this card.

An unimpeded access to vast and prosperous European markets.

Continuous five years of residence in Poland can help you get kartustaegopobytu (permanent

residence) and EU resident card. Grant of this card permits application for of the citizenship of

Poland. Card of the resident allows the people to reside and work throughout the EU territory.

Poland TRC - Best pathway to Immigrate For Non - EU Nationals

Business Establishing a Business by opening a company the shortest possible way for the people

having enough financial resources to start a business in this country. It is quite easy to start a business

in this country, i.e. you just need 50,000 zloty (Around USD 14,500) to open a Polish LLC. Being the

founder of the company, you will get a work permit, the temporary residence card (TRC) with an

initial tenure of 8 months and subsequent extension of 12 months.



ABHINAV support and back up for Polish TRC

LLC REGISTRATION Limited Liability Company - Incorporation of LLC Average Time taken to form a

company in Poland is 2 4 weeks

1. Formulation and notarization of Articles of association in form of Notarial deed as per Polish

Standards

2. Informing the registry court about the formation of the company.

3. Filing registration motion in the National Court Register for company ID.

4. Filing for and obtaining the EGON number, the NIP and statistical number and completing

VAT registration formalities.

5. Filing documents in Statistic Department for REGON

6. Filing request with customs for grant of Economic Operator Registration and Identification or

EORI number (to enable trading in EU territory)

7. Completing formalities for opening a corporate bank account in polish bank

8. Other miscellaneous services connected with company formation

Purchasing existing Polish LLC

1. Completing the purchasing existing company can take 7 days

2. The transaction is then reported and registered in KRS (Polish Registry Court System) which is

usually reflected in about 3-4 weeks.

3. Client gets complete information about the changes KRS from consulate after changes are

reflected

Post LLC formation services

a. Establishing a company and virtual office

b. Providing accountant services

c. Completing all sundry formalities like obtaining official seal, business cards, logo designing

d. Commissioning company web portals on polish web catalogues

The process can take up to 30 to 40 days. Once this process is over, we start with visa filing formalities

to help LLC shareholders get visa for arrival in Poland.

1. Sending the LLC registration documents to clients

2. Assistance in filing of application for Polish Visa

3. Arranging arrival of clients in Poznan or Warsaw

4. Starting with filing for TRC



TRC (Polish Temporary Residence Card) services

Preparation

1. Compiling, collecting documents for filing TRC request takes around a week to complete

and compile all documents like

2. Papers confirming local address in Poland

3. Insurance

4. Financial documents including personal bank accounts of applicants and miscellaneous

documents

5. Filing of application

Waiting times for decision on TRC request is usually 2 months. In case, the clients present the TRC

request to the authorities within the visa stay period and get an endorsement on passport for

submission of request for TRC, the stay is legalized in Poland and other Schengen treaty member

countries

The Process of Seeking Our Assistance

You approach us and we assess your profile and all aspects with prospects

Entering into an agreement for services. The initial payment for services.

Initialization of process you get a list of documents to be compiled and forms to be filled

(POA,Apostille of required documents, queries)

You return us the duly filled forms and all required documents

We initiate the LLC incorporation process in Poznan (takes about 5-6 weeks)

After completion of LLC incorporation we send you the papers of company

You file and get a visa for Poland.

Second remittance of Fee

We assist you in completing all the sundry formalities and help you in renting property

Preparation and submission of request for TRC

You receive your TRC in about 2 months

Third remittance of fee



Contact Us

Mumbai:

Office No: 214/215, 2nd Floor, Trade Center, Village Kole Kalyan, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra- East,

Mumbai - 400051

Tel: 022-2605-9683 / 84 / 85

Email: [email protected]

Hyderabad:

6-3-1191-1196, BrijTarang, Above Mebaz Showroom, 2nd Floor, Besides White House,

Kundanbagh, Begumpet, Hyderabad- 500 016

Tel: 040-4007-8189 / 4002-7916 / 4014- 6974


Bangalore:

Unit #105, Ground Floor, Prestige Meridian II, M.G. Road,

Bangalore - 560 001

Tel: 080-4096-5051 / 4096-5052 / 41160482


Branch Offices

Corporate Office

Abhinav Outsourcings Pvt. Ltd. 307, 3rd Floor, Devika Tower, Building No.6, Nehru Place,

New Delhi - 110019 India

Ph No: 011-4155-2515 / 4155-2516 / 4155-2517 /4155-2518

Fax: 011-4155-2514


Armenia:

Abhinav Outsourcings Pvt Ltd.

15 Khorenatsi str., "Elite Plaza" Business Centre, 0010, Yerevan, Armenia

Phone/Fax: +374 10 54 61 63


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