Your Path to Polish Citizenship

The world's most trusted agency in procuring Polish Citizenship by descent since 2016.

Let us help you get your Polish citizenship and Polish passport (and EU citizenship) the easy way.

If you have Polish (including Polish-Jewish) ancestry, you may already be a Polish citizen without even realizing it. That means you could be entitled to a Polish passport — and with it, the freedom to live, work, retire, and study in any European Union country.

Imagine your children or grandchildren attending world-class universities, often for free. Picture working or living anywhere in Europe, skipping long passport queues, and holding one of the world’s most powerful passports. We’ll help you confirm your citizenship and secure your Polish passport quickly, easily, and legally.

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How it Works

As everyone’s circumstances are unique, we will assess your situation individually and will inform you of your chances of success. These first steps are completely FREE. There is no obligation on your part to proceed with any of our services.

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Take the Eligibility Quiz

Fill out a short quiz with some basic details about you and your family history. It only takes a few minutes.

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Get a Personal Eligibility Assessment

We’ll carefully review your answers and assess your eligibility for Polish citizenship. Within about a week, you’ll receive a detailed email letting you know if you might qualify, along with an outline of the process, your next steps, and our services. We may follow up with a few questions or offer a phone call — and there’s no obligation to continue.

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Let Us Handle the Rest

If you like what we have to say, hire us and we will do everything we can to untangle the complex process for you and make becoming a Polish citizen as smooth and uncomplicated as possible.

Why get a Polish Passport?

Unlock a world of opportunities with a Polish passport.

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    Advantages of EU Citizenship

    A European Union (EU) passport allows you to work, live, retire and study in any country in the European Union without limitations. The United States expressly permits dual citizens. Your US citizenship is not affected by this in any way. 

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    Educational Benefits

    For anyone with young children, planning to have children, or with grandchildren - you can give future generations the gift of free, affordable university education in Europe... by simply confirming your Polish citizenship which will allow you to get an EU passport.

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    Banking, Finance & Property

    As a US citizen, opening bank accounts abroad can be difficult due to strict IRS reporting rules. With an EU passport, you’ll be welcomed by banks across Europe and beyond - including in Switzerland, Monaco, Germany, and the UK, giving you greater financial flexibility and global banking options.

  • “Today my Polish passport arrived, I am so happy! It is totally thanks to you. You worked incredibly hard and got me through all the obstacles. There is no way I could have done this without your patient help. You are full of integrity in this world of fake news. It is so heart-warming to find people of your caliber.”

    — Rene Wyndham, Former BBC-TV Journalist

  • “The team at PolandPassport.com will lead you through the process with expertise, kindness and patience. Adele is great at keeping you on track and helping you reach your goal. Thanks for all your help and guidance.”

    — Elizabeth L, New Jersey

  • “PolandPassport is knowledgeable and provided me with a decision on my case very quickly. While I didn't qualify for citizenship, they were really professional and gave me an answer quickly.”

    — Sara H. Portland, OR

  • “My own history didn't make the break, but they helped me get answers far quicker than I would have known. However, my cousin, who had been trying for a while independently, was able to break through and is about to be granted one for her, and subsequently her family. So awesome!”

    — Hope N., Los Angeles, CA USA

About PolandPassport.com

Founded in 2016, PolandPassport.com is a global advocacy and consulting services firm for individuals wishing to prove their Polish heritage with the hope of securing Polish citizenship by descent and the associated benefits of an EU passport. Neil Kaplan, founder of PolandPassport.com, is a long time Los Angeles based senior executive with a reputation for honesty and hard work.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Your US citizenship is not affected by this in any way.

  • There is no exact reference to dual citizenship in Polish law.  There are no published penalties for possessing dual citizenship. Hence, for practical purposes, dual citizenship is permitted.

    It is important to note that those who are citizens must use their Polish passport in cases involving Polish authorities.  For example, on an international flight, you must use your Polish passport to enter and exit Poland.

  • For citizenship by descent, the process can take a year or more. After citizenship confirmation, there are additional steps as new citizens must obtain Polish civil records certificates (birth and marriage if applicable) in order to actually apply for a passport.

    The rules around those who live in Poland and are applying for naturalization are different.

  • You do not need to speak Polish to reclaim your Polish citizenship - you are only required to prove your lineage to a Polish ancestor. There is no requirement to speak Polish to have your citizenship confirmed, however, if you decide to prepare the application on your own, you will need an advanced level of Polish language, as the whole process is carried out in Polish. This is where we help you.

  • There are three documents needed to apply for a Polish Passport.

    1. Citizenship confirmation

    2. A Polish birth and marriage certificate if applicable.

    3. Passport application which includes a photo.

    Take these three documents to a consulate for fingerprinting and paying of fees.

  • You can do this yourself via your local consulate. It’s hard to do.

    As an example:

    You will have to navigate your way, in Polish, through Polish laws, regulations and bureaucracy;

    You must nominate a resident of Poland to act on your behalf;

    You start the process without having an idea on what the final cost is going to be.

    There are many opportunities for error and delay in the process. This is why we have a business.

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