Physical work in Poland

Find legal work in Poland with accommodation and full support

At JOBCEN we help candidates take up stable employment. We offer legal employment, support with residence legalisation and accommodation.

What you get

Legal contract, accommodation and language training from day one

You will receive a legal employment contract or civil-law contract, fully compliant with Polish regulations. We provide full legalisation of your residence and work, from submitting the application to obtaining documents. We provide accommodation at a favourable price or help you find it. From day one you have contact with an English-speaking coordinator who will assist you with all matters.

We also offer a Polish language course, run by pol-langua.pl. This will help you settle into the new environment faster and communicate better at work. Adaptation support includes help with formalities, opening a bank account and other day-to-day matters.

  • Legal contract and full residence legalization
  • Accommodation at a favourable price
  • Polish and industry-specific language course
  • English- and Russian-speaking coordinator from day one
  • Adaptation support and help with formalities
Sectors and roles

Physical jobs we offer in Poland

Check the main sectors. We recruit for positions throughout Poland.

Recruitment regions

Where we recruit candidates from

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Your application

Five steps to start working in Poland

The process is simple and transparent. We handle everything from the moment of contact to your first day at work.

01

Send us your details

Fill in the application form or send your CV, and tell us about your experience and preferred sector. We reply within a few working days.

02

Interview and offer

We will conduct an interview to learn about your experience and expectations. We will propose a suitable position matching your experience.

03

Documents and legalisation

We will help you compile the documents and start the legalisation procedure. The duration depends on the path, usually from 2 to 7 months, but it depends on the administrative processing time and is subject to change.

04

Arrival and accommodation

Once the documents are obtained, we organise your first day at work. We provide accommodation at a favourable price.

05

First day at work

You will receive adaptation support from day one and ongoing contact with a coordinator.

FAQ

Questions candidates ask us

Here are clear answers to the questions we receive most often.

Do I need a work permit before I apply?

Yes, all contracts and procedures are compliant with Polish law. We hold an entry in the National Register of Employment Agencies (KRAZ) no. 75577 and operate fully legally. We provide full legalisation of residence and work.

Can I work in Poland if I entered without a visa?

A visa-free stay allows you to remain in Poland for up to 90 days within 180 days, but it does not give the right to work in itself. Before you start, we register a statement on entrusting work for you or apply for a work permit. If the work is to last longer, during your legal stay we submit an application for a temporary residence and work permit. We handle all formalities on your behalf.

What salary can I expect?

The statutory minimum wage from 1 January 2026 is 4806 PLN gross per month, and the minimum hourly rate is 31.40 PLN gross. Many positions in production, logistics or construction pay above these rates depending on experience and shift patterns.

How much does accommodation cost?

We offer accommodation on favourable terms or assistance in finding accommodation independently. Conditions depend on the location and standard, but we always ensure comfortable conditions. You cover the cost yourself from your salary if you use accommodation provided by the agency.

Will I get help with Polish language?

It is not required at the start – we offer a Polish language and industry-specific course. This way you will quickly learn the basics needed at work and in everyday life.

How long does the legalisation procedure take?

The process normally takes between 2 and 7 months from the moment you submit complete documents. Timing depends on the permit type, consulate availability and the completeness of your paperwork.

Are there any costs I have to pay?

We do not charge fees for recruitment or mediation. The costs of work legalisation (administrative fees) are covered by the employer, for example the fee for the declaration of entrustment of work or the work permit. You cover only the costs of transport, accommodation and any consular fees.

Contact

Looking for work in Poland? Get in touch.

Leave your contact details and tell us what kind of work you are looking for. We reply within a few working days. Applying is free and commits you to nothing.