Difference of work permits:- A type: This is referred to regular foreign employees of any Polish company. Immigration fee 100 PLN. This is the most popular document for employment nowadays.
- B type: This is referred to Members of the Board of Polish company. Immigration fee 100 PLN.
- C type: Foreign company A (where person works) has a department in Poland and wants to transfer him there for longer than 30 days in a calendar year. Immigration fee 100 PLN.
- D type: Foreign company A (where person works) doesn't have department in Poland and wants to transfer him there to provide a temporary and occasional service, i.e. the so-called export service for longer than 30 days in a calendar year. Immigration fee is 200 PLN.
- E type: Foreign company A (where person works) doesn't have department in Poland and wants to transfer him there for more than 30 days in 6 following months. Immigration fee 100 PLN.
Of course the list of the documents and logic of the process differ a lot. Work permits above are applied to non-EU countries nationals.
Beside that we have procedure "Notification UKR" for Ukrainians and "Declaration of Entrusting Work" which relates to 4 nationalities: Georgia, Moldavia, Armenia, Belarus. Ukrainians also belong to that category, but are temporary free of any work permits in Poland due to the war, but notification is required.
Work permit is done for 1 person (employee). If Employee has dependents - they submit documents for D type visa together with him.