Yes — but it depends on
your individual case and documentation. Poland operates under the
principle of jus sanguinis (citizenship by descent), which means that you may be entitled to Polish citizenship if one of your ancestors was a Polish citizen.
This includes many Jewish families who left Poland before or after World War II and settled in Israel. If you can trace your ancestry and prove uninterrupted citizenship status through family documents, you may be eligible.
Common eligibility signs:
- Your parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents were born in Poland (or Polish territories)
- You have access to Polish passports, birth certificates, or military service documents
- No formal renunciation of Polish citizenship occurred in the family line
However, determining eligibility
requires individual legal analysis.
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Residence Angels provides full assessment of your case, searches in Polish archives, and legal guidance to confirm whether you're eligible for:
- Full Polish citizenship (without naturalization)
- Permanent residence (if citizenship is not confirmed)