The application for a temporary residence permit in Poland requires the following components:

1. Details about the applicant or as specified by regulations.

2. Information regarding the applicant's family members residing in Poland, including their relationship, residency status, and dependency.

3. History of the applicant's previous and current stays in Poland.

4. Record of the applicant's international travels and stays over the past five years.

5. Evidence of financial resources to sustain the applicant's living expenses.

6. Documentation of health insurance coverage for the applicant.

7. Stated purpose for the applicant's stay in Poland.

8. Disclosure of any legal matters involving the applicant such as detention, court orders, or travel restrictions.

9. Declaration of any legal obligations, both domestically and internationally, including court judgments and administrative decisions.

10. Specimen of the applicant's signature.

11. A written declaration, with the acknowledgment of criminal liability for providing false information, affirming the accuracy of the application data.

Fingerprinting:

Regarding fingerprinting, foreigners applying for a temporary residence permit in Poland are required to provide their fingerprints. If circumstances under the voivode's control prevent fingerprint collection on the day of their appearance, the voivode will establish a deadline for submission, which must be at least 7 days. Failure to submit fingerprints will lead to the refusal to initiate proceedings.

Attachments to the application:

Attachments to the application include a valid travel document, current photographs, documents verifying the information provided in the application and justifying the need for the permit, confirmation of administrative fee payment, and originals or certified copies of documents. If these documents are not in the official language, they must be accompanied by translations.

Fees and cost:

Obtaining a temporary residence permit in Poland involves certain fees and costs:

- 340 zł: This fee covers the administrative cost of granting the temporary residence permit. It must be paid upfront, with the possibility of a refund if the application is not successful.

- 440 zł: This fee is for obtaining a unified residence and work permit.

- 100 zł: This fee is for the issuance of a residence card. It is paid by the foreigner after the permit is granted, either at the issuing authority's cash desk or into their bank account.