Poland Office Cleaner Jobs

Poland Office Cleaner Jobs – Free Accommodation & Visa!

Poland is hiring office cleaners for corporate offices, banks and business parks to keep workspaces clean with a good monthly salary, full-time work and easy online application – free shared accommodation and work-visa support are available for selected candidates.

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Quick Job Details

Job Role	Office Cleaner
Location	Poland – Warsaw, Wroclaw, Katowice and other cities
Expected Salary	PLN 4,200 – PLN 6,200 per month (plus overtime)
Education	No formal degree required; cleaning experience helps
Experience	Office-cleaning experience preferred; freshers can also apply
Duty Type	Full-time, early-morning and evening shifts

Main Duties

This role suits reliable workers who follow safety and quality rules carefully.

Floor CleaningVacuum and mop floors.

Desk CareWipe desks and surfaces.

WashroomsClean and refill washrooms.

WasteEmpty bins and recycling.

GlassClean glass and doors.

SuppliesRefill cleaning supplies.

Salary and Benefits

PLN 4,200 – PLN 6,200

Monthly salary depends on the employer, building, shift and the complete benefits package.

Level	Salary Range	Common Benefits
Fresh Candidate	PLN 4,200 – PLN 4,900	Uniform, training, free accommodation
Experienced	PLN 4,900 – PLN 5,600	Free accommodation, transport, insurance
Senior Cleaner	PLN 5,600 – PLN 6,200	Overtime, visa support, paid leave

Package Tip: Check salary, accommodation, transport, food, medical insurance, overtime rate, weekly off and visa support before accepting any offer.

Skills and Requirements

Office floor cleaning
Desk & surface care
Washroom sanitation
Glass & door cleaning

Valid passport and updated CV
Physically fit for active work
Willing to work early/late
Honest and reliable

Where These Jobs Are Available

Workplace	Typical Duty
Corporate Offices	Daily workspace cleaning.
Banks	Branch upkeep.
Business Parks	Multi-floor cleaning.
Cleaning Companies	Contract teams.

Poland Work Visa Process

Below is the general step-by-step work visa process. The exact steps may slightly vary by employer or recruitment agency, but the overall flow is the same for most candidates.

1
Employer Offer LetterThe Polish employer issues a job offer / employment contract with the role, salary and terms.
2
Work Permit (Type A)The employer applies to the regional Voivode office for your work permit.
3
National Work Visa (Type D)You apply for the national work visa at the Polish consulate with the work permit.
4
Travel to PolandAfter visa approval you travel to Poland to join the employer.
5
Residence CardApply for your temporary residence card (Karta Pobytu) after arrival.
6
Start WorkBegin work under your employment contract.

Required Documents

Keep the following documents ready and updated before applying. Clear scanned copies help speed up your selection and visa process.

Passport – valid for at least 6 months
National ID – for identity proof
Experience Certificate – if available
Educational / Trade Certificate – qualification proof
Passport-size Photos – recent, white background
Resume / CV – updated with skills & experience

Official Job Portal Links

Explore trusted job portals and official government pages. Checking directly helps you verify the employer name, location, salary package and document requirements before sharing personal details.

Portal / Source	How to Use It
Praca.gov.pl (Official)	Polish public employment services – official jobs & work-permit portal.
EURES	Official European Union job-mobility portal for legal work across the EU.
Pracuj.pl	One of the largest job portals in Poland.
OLX Praca	Popular Polish job-listings board.
LinkedIn Jobs	Search these jobs in Poland.

Praca.gov.pl (Official) EURES Pracuj.pl OLX Praca LinkedIn Jobs

Safety Reminder: Verify the employer on EURES / Pracuj.pl before sending documents or paying any fees. Do not pay money for interview calls, offer letters or visa promises.

How to Apply

1
Prepare CVAdd any related experience and basic details.
2
Apply DirectUse official employers and trusted job portals.
3
InterviewBe ready for questions on shifts and duty.
4
Verify OfferConfirm salary, overtime, visa and accommodation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need experience for office cleaner jobs in Poland?

No, many cleaning companies hire freshers and provide training; punctuality and reliability matter most.

Is a work visa really provided?

Many Polish employers sponsor the work permit and national work visa for selected candidates; always confirm the offer and visa support in writing.

Do employers provide accommodation?

Many Polish employers provide free shared accommodation and transport for workers, but always confirm before accepting.

What should I avoid while applying?

Avoid paying agents for fake interviews, offer letters or visa promises. Verify the company on EURES / Pracuj.pl before sharing documents.

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Disclaimer & Safety WarningThis post is shared for general job information only. We are not a recruiter and do not guarantee any job, salary or visa. Always verify the employer, offer letter and visa details directly. Never pay money for interviews, offer letters, visa processing or job confirmation. Genuine employers never ask candidates for payment.