Poland·EU work & study visas·5 min read
Poland Work Visa Verification: Spotting Fake Work Permits
Poland's manufacturing and logistics sectors have drawn substantial numbers of Bangladeshi workers, typically through a work permit (zezwolenie na pracę) issued to a specific employer before the worker applies for a national (D-type) visa. Fraudulent agents frequently sell a permit that was never filed with the correct regional office, or that names an employer who never requested it.
Red flags
- A work permit document you can't trace to a specific voivodeship (regional) office
- An employer who can't be reached directly, or who denies sponsoring you when contacted
- A visa appointment or approval that was scheduled before any permit was actually issued
- Pressure to pay the full recruitment fee before the D-type visa has been lodged at the consulate
Verify through official channels
Poland's Office for Foreigners (Urząd do Spraw Cudzoziemców) and the relevant voivodeship office handle work-permit registration, and the Polish consulate processing your visa can confirm whether an application under your name actually exists. Both are worth checking before any further payment.
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