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This year there was a deportation for 6 months. I wrote a letter to the commandant of the border guard for an appeal, paid 10 zlotys in belongings, a month later, the commandant made a decision and canceled the deportation
Received a decision on the withdrawal of the order to the exit! After I applied to the visa center for a national visa for permission to work, I was refused. The consulate argued its refusal that there was not enough information, I filed an appeal and additionally provided confirmation from the company in writing, again the refusal on appeal. The company sent an email to the consulate a request for a visa for me. The consulate in response said that I could apply again. They kept the permission to work and demand another invitation.
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1. It would be great if you stated the essence of the issue in normal Russian, and not in a strange vinaigrette of Polish and Russian words.
2. Since the consulate retained the work permit, the following options are possible. The document has expired. In this case, you contact your employer and ask for a new work permit in the voivodship. Second: perhaps the consulate has a suspicion that things are not going smoothly with your employer. In this case, you are looking for a normal employer who communicates with the consulate not through electronic correspondence, but by sending documents drawn up according to the rules of office work, on paper, with a seal, etc.
And you were deported, I suppose, for violating the visa regime?
2. Since the consulate retained the work permit, the following options are possible. The document has expired. In this case, you contact your employer and ask for a new work permit in the voivodship. Second: perhaps the consulate has a suspicion that things are not going smoothly with your employer. In this case, you are looking for a normal employer who communicates with the consulate not through electronic correspondence, but by sending documents drawn up according to the rules of office work, on paper, with a seal, etc.
And you were deported, I suppose, for violating the visa regime?
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