Important addresses

Directory of key government offices and city halls in Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia for administrative needs.

When settling in the Tricity, you will need to visit several public offices for registration, residence permits, and other formalities. Below are the essential addresses to keep handy.

Settling into the Tricity region of Pomerania means becoming part of a community that warmly welcomes newcomers from Belarus and beyond. The local administration has developed streamlined procedures to help foreign citizens navigate the legalisation process, from temporary residence permits to long-term stay arrangements. Many offices now offer online queue registration and dedicated consultation hours for migrants, reducing the time spent on paperwork. The Pomeranian approach to integration is built on openness and practical support, ensuring that every step of your relocation—from employment registration to family reunification—is handled with clarity and respect for your individual circumstances.

Beyond administrative formalities, the Tricity offers a high quality of life that makes the relocation journey worthwhile. Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia together form a dynamic urban landscape where Baltic Sea breezes meet thriving business opportunities, particularly in the tech sector. The region has earned international recognition for its clean air, safety, and entrepreneurial spirit, creating an ideal environment for professionals and families alike. Cultural events, summer festivals, and a strong sense of local identity enrich daily life, helping newcomers feel at home while they build their careers and futures in one of Europe's most attractive destinations.

For those planning to relocate a team or business, Pomerania provides a supportive ecosystem that extends beyond individual legalisation. The region actively encourages foreign investment and the growth of international brands, offering guidance on employment regulations, market entry, and integration into the local economy. Networking events and webinars connect entrepreneurs with specialists who understand the nuances of Polish administrative and business culture. This collaborative environment reflects the Pomeranian model of positive migration, where diversity is seen as a strength and where every newcomer’s success contributes to the region’s continued reputation as a cradle of liberty, solidarity, and innovation.