Polish citizenship claim (father naturalizes as a citizen of Poland)

Hello, I need your help on a topic. I'm 25 years old and my father who's 53 recently became naturalized as a polish citizen due to his 5 year long marriage to a polish citizen. Do I have a right to claim a citizenship or permanent residence since my father is now polish? Or must the parent be of polish blood? Thank you very much

You can't just claim Polish citizenship based on that, but you might be able to apply for permanent residence.

It's blood, baby, blood - your father would need to have been Polish at the time of your birth.

The good news is that you can always follow in your father's footsteps - and wait five years.

So basically what's you're saying is that in the eyes of the polish government, I am consisted a foreigner like anyone else even though my father is now polish?

That's correct. You are a foreigner just like any other, and the fact that your father is now a citizen is irrelevant. He would have to have been a citizen at the time of your birth to make any difference. If you want to get Polish citizenship, you will have to do it just like any other foreigner, as your dad did.