Poland's Office for Foreigners Launches Online Permit System
On April 27, 2026, Poland's Office for Foreigners introduced the MOS system (Moduł Obsługi Spraw), mandating an electronic process for submitting residence permit applications, including temporary, permanent, and long-term EU resident status. While this online application system is broadly applicable, five specific categories of foreigners are required to continue using paper-based applications.
These categories include foreigners applying for temporary residence for intra-corporate transfers, those seeking long-term mobility as managers or specialists, and individuals applying for family reunification while outside Poland. Additionally, family members of Polish citizens, EU citizens, or UK citizens outside Poland must also apply on paper.
The Office for Foreigners has provided FAQs and informational materials to assist applicants in transitioning to the new electronic process.
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