Since 2012, we have been supporting new residents of the Tri-City in understanding Polish procedures for legalizing work and stay, we advise on how to look for a job and how to hire foreigners, we conduct pro bono cases of people experiencing discrimination, we teach the Polish language, and organize integration events. Our consultations are free of charge.

The Center of Support for Immigrants and Immigrants, in cooperation with local partners, opened information and counseling points for immigrants.

At the points, immigrants from countries not belonging to the European Union and the European Economic Area may receive information and advice on:

legalization of work and stay in Poland, employment rights, family reunification,
career counseling,
using health care, tax obligations, obtaining a PESEL number and registration,
using public institutions and social organizations, looking for a job, renting a flat,
information on the Polish labor market, rights and obligations of a foreign worker, health and safety regulations,
portals with job offers, rules for legalizing employment, types of employment contracts, detailing matters that can be settled online, the benefits of having a trusted profile,
entering the education system, support for an immigrant child at school, career counseling.

After making an appointment, you can take advantage of specialist legal advice and psychological support for children, adults and families.

In the points you can get information about the currently conducted Polish language courses.