Information
for migrants
for migrants
On this website you can find basic information on main legal pathways to the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia as well as your rights as a labour migrant in these countries.
In order to learn more about the country you are interested in, please select its name from the upper menu or click on it below.
In order to learn more about the country you are interested in, please select its name from the upper menu or click on it below.
In order to learn more about the country you are interested in, please click on its name. By doing this you will be able to access information on:
- how to legalise your stay
- how to legalise your work
- what are your rights at work
- where to seek assistance
You will also have access to additional resources on the afore-mentioned topics.
- how to legalise your stay
- how to legalise your work
- what are your rights at work
- where to seek assistance
You will also have access to additional resources on the afore-mentioned topics.
About
the project
the project
This website was created as part of the “CIRCMIGR: Improving circular migration between Belarus and Poland, Slovakia and Czechia” project co-funded by the International Visegrad Fund.
The main aim of the CIRCMIGR project is to examine social and economic effects of circular migration between Belarus and Poland, Slovakia and Czechia. The project’s core question is how managing circular migration could, in the long-term, help to optimise labour resources in the afore-mentioned countries, while protecting migrants’ rights.
The main aim of the CIRCMIGR project is to examine social and economic effects of circular migration between Belarus and Poland, Slovakia and Czechia. The project’s core question is how managing circular migration could, in the long-term, help to optimise labour resources in the afore-mentioned countries, while protecting migrants’ rights.
Our partners
The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.