Understanding Your Polish Work Permit

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How to understand that your Polish work permit/ What it contains?


  1. Work Permit Number
  2. Polish authority that issued your work permit. 
  3. Identifier of Office of the Foreigner
  4. Date and Issue of Work Permit
  5. Type of Work Permit and Issue Number
  6. Name and contact of Employer
  7. Worker's name
  8. Nationality (Filipiny is the polish term for Filipino or Philippines)
  9. Worker's date of Birth
  10. Job Title/Position
  11. Minimum Gross Rate per hour
  12. Minimum Monthly Gross Salary
  13. Validity dates of your work permit
  14. Signature of Authority Inspector
  15. Signature Employer or the company representative










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