Universities and Courses

You will need a Polish national student visa type “D”. We will assist you with the visa application process, help to get an appointment and provide guidance on the requirements.

First, applicants need to obtain an acceptance letter from a Polish university. Then, they must apply for a student visa at the Polish embassy in their country. Required documents include a completed visa application form, valid passport, proof of acceptance to a Polish university, proof of accommodation in Poland, proof of financial means (bank statement for approximately €4,000), and health insurance coverage. Poland is one of the easiest countries in Europe to get a student visa, which allows you to study, travel within the European Union and work without any additional permits.

For a Polish student visa required documents include a completed visa application form, valid passport, proof of acceptance to a Polish university, proof of accommodation in Poland, proof of financial means (bank statement for approximately €4,000), and health insurance coverage. In some cases additional documents can be required as well. Full process of obtaining a visa and package of necessary documents you can find in our blog.

Yes! There are financial support options available for every student in Poland. For example, every university has its own scholarships for high GPA or sports achievements. The amount of these scholarships varies from 300 to 500 euro per month. Moreover, Poland allows students to work part-time during the academic year and full-time during semester breaks.

To apply for scholarships in Poland, research opportunities through university websites, NAWA, and scholarship databases for a streamlined application process. Prepare your application well before deadlines, typically by March or April for the academic year starting in October. Essential documents include your current academic transcripts, a motivation letter, CV, proof of language proficiency, and letters of recommendation. Ensure your motivation letter clearly articulates your academic and career goals and how the scholarship will help achieve them.

Yes, there are some opportunities for international students to study for free. The candidates, should must meet certain criteria:
1. Polish language proficiency (at least C1)
2. Or high GPA in high school diploma certificate or from previous studies (more than 90%)
3. Or have Polish roots or relatives with Polish citizenship or permanent residents (which were given on the basis of Polish ancestry)
4. Or have a Pole card, which confirms cultural connection with Poland.

Yes, we can help you to get a place at the university dormitory. While choosing a university, always pay attention to whether there is a dormitory there. The average cost of accommodation can vary from 200 to 500 euro per month.

Tuition fees in Poland are relatively affordable compared to other European countries. For International students, tuition fees typically range from €3,000 to €4,000 per year for most undergraduate programs.

Besides scholarships and discounts, students can work part-time to earn money. In Poland, there are no strict rules about how many hours students can work each week, so they can work as much as they can during the school year and even more during breaks. Another good thing for students in Poland is that if they're under 26 years old, they don't have to pay taxes on the money they earn. This means they get to keep all the money they make from their job. Many students take advantage of this and work while they study to pay for their expenses.

Yes, we can help you to get a place at the university dormitory. While choosing a university, always pay attention to whether there is a dormitory there. The average cost of accommodation can vary from 200 to 500 euro per month.