Law / Polish citizen wife wants to apply residency permit in Poland.... [4]

First of all, thanks to Mr. Harry for the info.

As I posted earlier, my husband is a Polish citizen but we are base in south Africa.. Where or how can I process the permit residence for Poland? Should I apply in the Polish Embassy in Pertoria, South Africa or I should apply in Poland? Please help :(

Law / I love Poland very much, how long does it take to get a Permit of Residence? [6]

Thanks so much for the information guys its really great help.. the thing is that my husband and I only visit to Poland 2 to 3 times a year and we only stay there for 1 month..because of my husband work in south Africa it's impossible for me to stay in Poland for a couple of years.

How many years would it be to stay in Poland to be able to get a permit of residence?
Can I still apply for the permit even though I don't live in Poland?

Thanks

Law / To get Temporary Residence in Poland is very difficult even though I'm married to a Polish citizen!! [11]

Hi everyone..

Just wanted to share about my experienced applying to get a temporary residence in Poland.
I went personally to the immigration office in Poznań and the lady was very nice to me explaining all what I must do to be able to to submit the documents. She gave me the list of all the requirements ( written in English and in Polish ) and application form for me to fill up.

I did all the requirements and also changed my marriage contract to polish language translated by a registered sworn polish translator.
I went back to the immigration and submitted all my documents they accepted my documents and I had to pay more 340 zloty and some other payment..then she told me that my translated marriage contract is not valid I must go to the registrar office and let them do the translation..

We went to the registrar office they accepted my marriage contract and we waited more than a week and then they phone that they need my original birth certificate, my husband's original divorced decree and my husband's original marriage certificate from his ex-wife which is impossible to get. :(

And then, after a week from the submission of my documents. I received a letter from the immigration stating that I must go and appear in the court for the interview and if I can't be at the certain time they given to me I will get a fine.

The worst was that they only gave me 7 working days to complete everything. And also, it stated in the letter that if I'm not able to speak polish language very well I must bring with me a registered polish language translator from my country :(

Anyone had the same experienced like this too?? Please share.. How did you cope up the problems?
Thanks for reading..

Best regards