How to Obtain Your Polish (EU) Passport

You can hold an EU passport if you are a citizen of any European Union member country. If you already have Polish citizenship, you are automatically an EU citizen, since Poland is part of the European Union.

If you have Polish ancestry, you may be eligible to have your Polish citizenship confirmed — even if you, your parents, or grandparents were born abroad. Once your citizenship is confirmed, you can apply for your Polish passport (your EU passport). This is where our expertise comes in.

The confirmation process begins when the Polish government reviews your case and issues an official decision. For descendants of Polish emigrants — especially those whose families left Poland generations ago — it’s essential to verify whether Polish citizenship has been retained. Our team guides you through every step, from gathering documents to navigating the application process.

If you are a U.S. citizen, you can hold both U.S. and Polish passports as the United States allows dual citizenship, and your U.S. nationality will not be affected. Citizens of other countries should check local laws before applying.

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