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Aspazja is a Manager in Fragomen’s Krakow Office with more than 20 years of immigration experience. Her strategic insight ensures operational excellence and exceptional client service across all aspects of immigration support.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Aspazja worked as a Subject Matter Specialist and Immigration Coordinator at a global relocation company, where she assisted clients with the complexities of relocating to Poland. She provided immigration guidance and supported her team in addressing complex immigration matters.
From 2016 to 2022, Aspazja co-owned and worked as an Immigration Specialist at a consulting firm providing services for foreign nationals. She managed residence and employment processes in Poland, ensuring full compliance with legal and procedural requirements.
Her career began at a regional government office in Poland, where she served for over 12 years as a Senior Provincial Inspector in the department handling matters related to foreign nationals. She was responsible for legalizing stays and employment, and for conducting administrative proceedings concerning various types of residence permits.
Aspazja is recognized for her dedication, professionalism, and collaborative leadership style. She is committed to delivering a seamless and supportive experience for individuals and organizations navigating immigration.
Her career began at a regional government office in Poland, where she served for over 12 years as a Senior Provincial Inspector in the department handling matters related to foreign nationals. She was responsible for legalizing stays and employment, and for conducting administrative proceedings concerning various types of residence permits.
Aspazja is recognized for her dedication, professionalism, and collaborative leadership style. She is committed to delivering a seamless and supportive experience for individuals and organizations navigating immigration.
Education
- IOM - UN Migration, AVRR, 2013
- Jagiellonian University, Postgraduate Certificate, 2004
- Jagiellonian University, Master's Degree, 2002
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Publications and lectures
Co-Author, “Immigrants in Lesser Poland – Between Integration, Assimilation, Separation and Marginalization”, Projekt Wojewody Małopolskiego, 2014.
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