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Recruitment from Asia to Poland — Construction Workers (Type A & Visa D)

Legal, employer-paid recruitment for Polish construction and infrastructure projects. We help companies in Poland hire skilled construction workers from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye: Work Permit Type A → National Visa D → arrival → onboarding → ZUS.

Legal route Type A work permit (PL) → Visa D → onboarding
Trades Formwork, rebar, concrete, drywall, electrical, welding
Delivery Coordinators, accommodation support, OHS/PPE start pack
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How recruitment works (end-to-end)

This page is built for employers in Poland who need a predictable hiring pipeline for non-EU construction roles. We focus on clarity: what you provide, what we deliver, and what “ready to start” means on site.

Timelines vary by region, documentation readiness and administrative workload. We never promise “guaranteed” approvals; instead, we operate a checklist-driven process and keep the employer informed on each milestone.

Construction trades we recruit for

Typical roles for Polish construction projects (general building, infrastructure, industrial):

Formwork carpenters

PERI / Doka teams, production pace, safety discipline.

FormworkConcrete worksTeam-ready

Rebar workers

Reading simple drawings, tying, bending, site order.

RebarConcreteProductivity

Drywall / GK installers

Frames, boards, finishing readiness, organized material flow.

DrywallInteriorsQuality

Electricians

Cable routes, installations, disciplined documentation habits.

ElectricalFit-outCompliance

Welders

Workshop or site work depending on project scope.

WeldingSteelIndustrial

Foremen / leads

Crew discipline, on-site coordination, output focus.

LeadershipCoordinationDelivery

Screening and readiness (what “verified” means)

To reduce churn and protect site productivity, we treat recruitment like operations: confirm identity, confirm skill, confirm readiness.

Skill check

  • Role matching to your scope (not generic profiles)
  • Trade-focused interview and work-history review
  • Practical confirmation where feasible (project-driven)

Documentation readiness

  • Passport validity and personal data accuracy
  • Template pack in English (forms + checklists)
  • Appointment guidance for Visa D submission

Arrival onboarding

  • Arrival logistics and accommodation alignment
  • OHS induction and PPE start pack planning
  • ZUS onboarding workflow support (employer side)

The goal is simple: reduce “first-week surprises” and make the start predictable for the employer, the site lead, and the worker.

Compliance-first delivery (built for long-term projects)

Employers typically choose this route when they want a legal, repeatable pipeline for workforce supply — not a one-off hire. We support documentation discipline and a transparent, employer-paid approach.

For employers in Poland

  • Role definition aligned to real tasks and site conditions
  • Type A work-permit support workflow (administrative readiness)
  • Onboarding structure: induction, coordination and payroll readiness
  • Clear expectations: accommodation, tools, workwear policies

For candidates from Asia

  • Visa D checklist support and document templates in English
  • Arrival coordination and accommodation onboarding
  • On-site coordinator support for smooth start
  • Expectation clarity before travel (work format and rules)
We do not position this page as “legal advice”. It is a practical overview of a compliant hiring pathway widely used by employers in Poland for non-EU workforce recruitment.

Sample NET rates in Poland (construction)

Indicative NET hourly ranges for construction roles in Poland. Final offers depend on location, verified skill level, and responsibility (crew leads / foremen).

Formwork carpenter (PERI/Doka)28–36 PLN/h
Rebar worker28–36 PLN/h
Concrete worker27–34 PLN/h
Drywall / GK30–40 PLN/h
Electrician32–45 PLN/h
Welder35–50 PLN/h

Accommodation and tools depend on project setup. Regional differences apply by experience, language, and team leadership needs.

Poland — example cities and project profiles

Examples of where workers are commonly placed on long-term construction projects in Poland. Ranges below are indicative and role-dependent.

Wrocław

FormworkRebar
  • Formwork/Rebar: 29–36 PLN/h net
  • Drywall: 31–40 PLN/h net

Warsaw

DrywallElectrical
  • Drywall: 32–40 PLN/h net
  • Electrician: 34–45 PLN/h net

Kraków

ConcreteFormwork
  • Concrete: 27–34 PLN/h net
  • Formwork: 28–35 PLN/h net

Gdańsk

WeldingRebar
  • Welder: 36–50 PLN/h net
  • Rebar: 29–36 PLN/h net

Countries we recruit from (Asia-focused)

We run project-specific recruitment campaigns and shortlist candidates for the roles you actually need. Typical sourcing regions include:

India Nepal Bangladesh Pakistan Sri Lanka Uzbekistan Azerbaijan Türkiye

FAQ

Direct answers employers typically ask before starting a recruitment batch.

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