One of the conditions for obtaining an EU Long-Term Resident Card is knowledge of the Polish language at the B1 level, which must be confirmed by a state certificate. Therefore, in today's issue, we break down in detail how to get it.
The certificate of proficiency in Polish at the B1 level is issued by the Polish State Commission for the Certification of Proficiency in Polish as a Foreign Language.
To obtain this certificate, you need to pass a two-day or one-day comprehensive exam organized by the state commission.
The exams are conducted by the commission on strictly scheduled days in institutions and schools designated by the Ministry.
Exam dates for the next year can be found here.
Attention!
Participation in the exam requires mandatory online registration and payment of the exam fee.
Each institution sets its own date for opening online registration for the exam, so we advise you to monitor updates on their websites.
The full list of institutions where the exam is held can be found here.
The exam fee is 150 euro (for children - 90 euro) at the current zloty exchange rate, and the issuance of the certificate itself costs 20 euro.
Need help getting an EU Long-Term Resident Card?Leave a request below or call the specified phone number.
We will do our utmost so you don't have to stress about paperwork.
Useful materials:
Permanent Residence in Poland: EU Long-Term Resident Card - How to get it? Detailed guide.
Complex matters made simple - Part 3: Permanent Residence in Poland - Karta pobytu rezydenta długoterminowego UE
Language certificate for the EU Long-Term Resident Card: how to get it and who is exempt from providing it?
