Recently, more and more Ukrainians choose Poland as a place of work. This is understandable because Poland has one of the strongest economies in Europe. Employees are offered decent salaries here, as well as apartments that only pay utility bills. Moreover, the language barrier in Poland is easier to overcome due to the similarity of the Ukrainian and Polish languages, which makes it easier to settle down.

The most popular among migrants are job offers with minimal requirements from employers, which allows you to quickly find a job without prior experience. Having specialized education will be an additional advantage. On our website you will find the latest and most up-to-date offers of highly paid jobs in Poland. The main areas of employment include:

• Production: meat, fish, cold cuts
• Plants and factories (assemblers, packers of various products and other positions)
• Hotel business
• Agriculture
• Services sector
• Transport (drivers) and much more

Most companies prefer long-term cooperation, which ensures stable work and decent remuneration. Many companies provide a bonus system for diligent employees and opportunities for professional development. We provide our employees with comfortable housing conditions, and people who rent their own apartment receive a salary bonus. On our website you can find job offers that will satisfy you in terms of salary and working conditions.

Our company helps citizens find work in Poland:

• Ukraine
• Belarus
• Moldova
• Kazakhstan and other countries

For most vacancies, language knowledge is not required, nor is professional experience or qualifications. However, in such cases, positions requiring physical work are usually offered. As you adapt and learn the language, you can obtain more skilled positions with higher salaries. Regardless of your experience, you should be able to find a job that meets your expectations among the many options.

Employment in a developed European country such as Poland opens up many new opportunities. In addition to a stable economy, Poland is characterized by quick adaptation for foreigners. All job offers can be divided into several categories:

• For men
• For women
• For married couples

On our website you will find job offers in Poland for foreigners in each of these categories. Men's jobs usually involve manual labor such as factory work, forklift drivers, welders, etc. Women are often involved in lighter work that does not require much physical effort, such as packing clothes, cutting meat or fish, and installing cabling according to the diagrams on the stands. For married couples, there are jobs with the same schedule and the possibility of living together.

Age is not an obstacle for job seekers. Our portal offers thousands of job offers in Poland for people of all ages. Employers are mainly looking for employees aged 18 to 45, but there are also offers for people aged 50-55. There are also job offers for employees aged 56+, although there are fewer of them.

Knowledge of Polish is an advantage, but its lack will not be an obstacle to employment. On our website you can find job offers both with and without language knowledge. Employers often expect employees to have communicative knowledge of Polish, while some believe that only understanding the language is enough. You can start by working without knowing the language and eventually learn it in a natural language environment.

Polish employers are ready to employ workers from the age of 18 without professional experience. Our website has many job offers for both people with and without experience (with training provided). Having specialized education and experience increases your chances of finding a better-paid job. Typically, experience is not required for positions such as maid, sorter, waiter, warehouse worker, etc.

After arriving in another country, it is important not only to find a job, but also an apartment. Job offers with accommodation are very popular on our website. In such cases, the employer provides housing and the employee only pays for utilities, which are deducted from his salary. If an employee rents an apartment on their own, they receive a salary supplement.

Basic documents:

1. International passport: A valid passport that allows you to cross the border and enter Poland.
2. Open visa: Many countries require a visa to enter Poland. A visa must be obtained before departure.
3. Decision to issue a temporary residence permit or residence card: You may need these documents if you intend to live in Poland for a longer period of time.
4. Pole's Card: If you have Polish status or Polish citizenship, this may also be an additional document.
5. Student ID and Certificate from the Dean's Office: If you are a student, you may need documents confirming your student status.

Additional permits and documents:

1. Health card and medical examination: You may need these documents if you plan to work in the food or service sector.
2. Marriage certificate: If you are traveling with your spouse and one of you is not a Ukrainian citizen, you may need a marriage certificate.

The best solution is to contact a specialized recruitment company such as ours. We will provide you with full support, help you complete the formalities and find the best position for you, taking into account your experience and qualifications. Looking for a job on your own may be risky, so we advise you to trust professionals.

Looking for a job on your own can lead to unpleasant consequences, such as illegal employment or being exploited by unscrupulous employers. Hiring a law firm will help you avoid these problems and ensure legal and stable employment in Poland.