We answer your most frequently asked questions about how to become a Polish citizen

You must apply to the Polish Government. The application consists of presenting several documents and forms translated into Polish that prove your right to Citizenship. The application is analyzed by a judge. If the judge considers the documents sufficient, you are granted Polish Citizenship and then the passport is processed.

Yes. Having a Polish passport gives you the same rights as having a French, Italian or Spanish passport. It is the same as having any other passport within the EU, allowing you to work and study within the entire EU without any restrictions.

No. You don’t even have to know how to say hello!

No. You can do the entire process from the comfort of your home. We take care of it.

All documents must be translated and submitted in Polish.

It is key to be able to prove that you have at least one Polish ancestor. You have to prove that your Polish ancestor did not get his Polish Citizenship revoked before you he passed it on to the next generation. You can take the test to establish whether you are eligible for Polish Citizenship by clicking HERE

No. You must be able to prove that your ancestor did not get his Polish Citizenship revoked before you he passed it on to the next generation. They could have gotten Polish Citizenship revoked for various reasons, for example: being in a foreign army, giving up Polish Citizenship, etc. Before we accept your case we ensure you are completely eligible to receive Polish citizenship.

No. Polish Citizenship cannot be acquired by marriage. However you can live in the EU and have the same rights as him/her. Your children are eligible.

We will require basic information from you. This includes a small family tree with a brief history of your family and your Polish roots. The more details and documentats you can provide the more accurate your eligibility will be.

We analyze your situation for free. We contact you to discuss the requirements and examine the documents you have about your family. Since all cases are different, it is important to examine each case individually. We inform you about the chances of success in obtaining Polish Citizenship. This analysis is free – no strings attached!

How do know that my chances of success in obtaining polish Citizenship are high?

If you have a detailed knowledge of the history of your family and you have the documents that proves that you have Polish ancestry such as Polish Passports, birth certificates, army records, and more, we are able to confirm that the evidence you have is sufficient to obtain Polish Citizenship with a 100% guarantee.

If you have partial knowledge of the history of your family and you are missing documents, then we have to search the Polish registries and/or other entities to obtain the documents and information that we require in order to process your Polish Citizenship. By finding the relevant documents we can also guarantee a positive outcome of the procedure.

If it is not possible to find the required documents in the Polish archives because they do not exist or because they were destroyed during the war, then the situation will be discussed with the client, explaining their chances of success in length and recommending whether it is convenient for them to apply or not.

Yes! You can all apply together, even if different files have to be opened, all the documents will be the same and the costs will be lower per person. We offer a discount when several family members apply together.

Yes! All living ancestors with a direct line between you and your Polish ancestors are eligible for Polish Citizenship. Research only has to be done once and then the rest of the family can benefit. When applying with siblings or cousins you can split the costs of the search among each other.

Yes, as long as they follow the same ancestral line. That’s why many families share the cost of searches, which only has to be done once per family.