Find jobs in Poland open to international candidates. Some employers offer relocation support. Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław and Gdańsk host major tech hubs, shared-service centres and growing startup scenes.
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Lodz, Poland · Full-time · Senior · Sales & marketing
PLN 86–115k (period not stated)
Lodz, Poland · Part-time · Junior · Sales & marketing
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · IT & software
Krakow, Poland · Full-time · Finance
Belgium; France; Germany; Italy; Netherlands; Poland; Portugal; Spain · Full-time
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Poznan Pastelowa, Poland · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Healthcare
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Lead · Healthcare
Spain; Greece; Portugal; Poland · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Krakow, Poland · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
Lodz, Poland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · IT & software
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Lodz, Poland · Full-time · Logistics & transport
PLN 71–95k (period not stated)
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · IT & software
Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Berlin, Germany; Warsaw, Poland · Full-time · Senior · Creative & media
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EU citizens can work without a visa. Non-EU candidates need a work permit sponsored by the employer plus a national D-type work visa or residence permit. Processing usually takes 1–3 months.
Mid-level software engineers earn PLN 15,000–25,000/month gross in Warsaw or Kraków (roughly €40,000–€65,000/year). Contractors on B2B contracts often earn 30–40% more due to favourable tax treatment.
Yes for most IT, finance and shared-service roles. Warsaw and Kraków are full of multinational offices operating in English. Polish is useful for daily life but rarely required professionally.
Significantly lower than Western Europe. A 1-bedroom flat in central Warsaw runs PLN 3,000–5,500/month; Kraków is slightly cheaper. Combined with competitive IT salaries, disposable income is high.