Guides for developers moving to Poland
Practical, sourced guides on visas, salaries, taxes and relocation.
CompaniesCompanies in Poland that hire English speakers (2026)Tech companies in Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław where English is the working language. No Polish required. The list updates automatically from our job data.Updated 26 September 2026
Cost of livingCost of living in Warsaw for tech workers (2026)What it costs to live in Warsaw on a tech salary: rent, transport, health cover, inflation and local wages, with official 2026 data and a monthly budget plan.Updated 26 September 2026
VisaEU Blue Card and work permits for tech jobs in Poland (2026)EU Blue Card Poland and Polish work permits for developers: the 2026 salary threshold, fees, the online MOS process, visa timelines and official links.Updated 26 September 2026
Job searchHow to get a tech job in Poland without speaking PolishA practical guide to finding English-speaking IT jobs in Poland as a foreigner: where to look, CVs, interviews, B2B vs employment contracts and work permits.Updated 26 September 2026
RelocationRelocation checklist for tech workers moving to PolandMoving to Poland for a tech job? A step-by-step checklist: meldunek and PESEL, Trusted Profile, residence permit, tax ID, health insurance and a bank account.Updated 26 September 2026
SalariesSoftware developer salaries in Poland (2026)Software developer salaries in Poland in 2026: official GUS data and job-board figures for Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław, plus B2B vs employment contracts.Updated 26 September 2026
TaxTax basics for tech workers in Poland (2026)B2B vs UoP in Poland for developers: the tax scale, 19% flat tax, 12% ryczałt for IT, ZUS and health contributions, author's costs and VAT, with 2026 rates.Updated 26 September 2026
CompaniesTech companies that sponsor visas in Poland (2026)Tech companies in Poland with verified visa sponsorship for developers, what an employer does for your permit, and the questions to ask before you accept.Updated 26 September 2026