Hello. I have been offered a job opportunity by my employer in Poland. The company handles all the residence and work permit for myself. I will be moving with my husband and my company does not support any visa for my husband. Is there a regulation or law related to spouses or partners for residence and work permit?
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Where are from originally? Your nationality effects the type of visa you'll be entitled to in Poland.
You can read more about work permits on the Work Permits for Poland page.
Regards
Shantalie
Unfortunately Poland does not legally recognise same-sex marriages - same-sex marriages are in fact constitutionally banned. I'm not sure what the exact ramifications would be for you and your partner, but in general Poland is not particularly tolerant of the LGBT community; see this page for more info on that.
Since your marriage won't be recognised, that might make it difficult for your husband to get a visa unless he has a job secured, too. Residence visas may be granted for family reasons but without recognition of the marriage I don't know if it would go through. For more info, you can read our Visas for Poland page. If you do decide to go, it might be a good idea to get some professional advice regarding visas since your situation is complicated by Poland's laws.
Best of luck.
Meagan