Yesterday (17 April), Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau and Łódź Governor Tobiasz Bocheński joined forces to sign an agreement for the opening of a Visa Decision Centre for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ceremony, which took place in Łódź, marks a new era of cooperation between the two entities.
The Visa Decision Centre is set to revolutionize the visa application process for foreigners abroad. In its initial phase, the centre will provide support to consuls in the implementation of visa procedures. When it is fully operational, the centre will take on a crucial role in the visa application process. The centre promises to make the process more efficient, streamlined, and secure.
“The signing of an agreement to establish a Visa Decision Centre took place in Łódź today. The event was attended by Zbigniew Rau, among others. The Centre will provide easier access to visa services for foreigners choosing Poland as a country in which to study, work and live,”
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote on Twitter.
Poland is striving to create an inviting environment for entrepreneurs and foreign visitors alike. Officials are working to ensure optimal conditions for the development of the Polish economy and to make the visa process for those wishing to study, work, and live in Poland as efficient as possible. With these efforts, Poland seeks to become a desirable destination for business and leisure.