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Why do foreign citizens need Meldunek and Pesel?
Meldunok and PESEL are mandatory for foreigners' rights in Poland. Professionals will help to quickly and accurately prepare these documents, ensuring a successful stay in the country. In addition, additional documents such as a visa and health insurance may be required to obtain work, business or study permits in Poland. Visa and work document professionals will help to collect the necessary documents, simplifying integration and reducing waiting times.
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Service package
Choose the best option for you! Our team provides a wide range of services to support you in the process of obtaining Meldunek and PESEL documents. Starting with the basic package, where you manage the process yourself, under our attentive guidance, and ending with the premium package, where we take full responsibility - from start to finish.
Regardless of your choice, we guarantee professional support and efficient execution of each stage. Simplify the entire process and achieve your goals, relying on our experienced team, ready to ensure your confident and successful completion of the Meldunek and PESEL procedure in Poland.
How to get meldunek
Zameldunek, or "meldunek", is a mandatory registration procedure in Poland. The country does not have the concept of "propiska" for migrants. All citizens and foreigners staying for more than 30 days must go through zameldunek (EU and Polish citizens - within three months). This applies even to students and seasonal workers.
Why is melding necessary?
Registering helps simplify communication with government agencies, banks and medical institutions. It opens access to services and gives confidence in a new country.
Methods of registration:
In Poland, there are two ways to apply for a meldunk - online or by visiting the local authority in person.
For online payment, you must provide scanned documents and have a Profil zaufany for an electronic signature. However, this method is only available to citizens of EU and EFTA countries and their families.
For other foreigners, registration is only possible by a personal visit to the administration. The procedure is simple and takes only a few minutes, only certain documents are required.
How to get a Pesel identification number
To obtain a PESEL number, it is important to contact your local city or gmina uzhend at your registered address. You will need the following documents: a valid passport with a visa or a residence card and a rental agreement.
The process is quite simple and efficient. Provide the specified documents to the inspector and, if everything is in order, you will receive your PESEL number within a few hours. It is important to note that even without a residence permit, you can obtain a PESEL. To do this, fill out an additional application for a PESEL number, in which you indicate the legal grounds for obtaining an identification number. For example, this may be an obligation to provide a number for some government agency, such as the tax office, ZUS or even the police in the event of a fine.
Cooperation with Lewpartner:
Lewpartner is ready to help you with this process both in person and remotely. Regardless of your location, we strive to save you time and simplify the entire process of obtaining a PESEL number. Cooperate with Lewpartner – it’s fast, convenient and hassle-free!
Assistance in obtaining PESEL with UKR status
Before visiting the office, you need to prepare:
- identity document
- a color photograph measuring 35 x 45 mm
- an application form of the approved format (we will prepare it in advance)
Is it possible to restore PESEL UKR and what is needed for this?
Yes, you can! Our legalization department will help you fill out a special application, where you should indicate the reasons for departure and return.
*To restore Pesel UKR, you must have all the documents issued when applying for temporary protection status and a foreign passport.