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26.06.2024 11:34

There are several possible ways to obtain Polish citizenship:

  1. Use of Polish roots. If you are of Polish origin through your parents, grandparents, you can apply for a Pole Card. This document greatly simplifies the procedure for acquiring Polish citizenship. In addition, if you were born on the territory of Poland, and at least one of your closest relatives has Polish citizenship, you can also receive Polish citizenship by birth.

  2. Marriage with a Polish citizen. For this, it is necessary not only to marry a Polish citizen, but also to live with him on a permanent basis.

  3. Residence in Poland for at least 3-5 years on a permanent basis, with a legal residence permit.

26.06.2024 11:24

To be included in the military register, all conscripts must personally come to the TCC and SP at their place of residence and submit an application for their inclusion in the military register.

Documents that must be provided to receive the service:

  1. Application

  2. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine

  3. Military ID or temporary ID of a conscript

  4. For persons released to the reserve: a service record card, a prescription from a military unit, and for those released due to health or family circumstances, a certificate of illness and other documents that confirm the legality of early release

  5. Decisions of military medical commissions on fitness for military service in peacetime or wartime (if available).

26.06.2024 11:23

In order to receive a document, you need to contact the administrator at TsNAP, provide up-to-date information about yourself and confirm it. After entering the information into the electronic system, it will automatically be uploaded to the "Amulet".

To be included in the military register, all conscripts must personally come to the TCC and SP at their place of residence and submit an application for their inclusion in the military register.

Documents that must be provided to receive the service:

  1. Application

  2. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine

  3. Military ID or temporary ID of a conscript

  4. For persons released to the reserve: a service record card, a prescription from a military unit, and for those released due to health or family circumstances, a certificate of illness and other documents that confirm the legality of early release

  5. Decisions of military medical commissions on fitness for military service in peacetime or wartime (if available).