POLAND STUDY PACKAGES
BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN POLAND
Poland is slowly becoming a more popular destination for students who want to study abroad. Not many students consider it when they weigh their options, but this country has a lot to offer. From an amazing history to great quality of education, studying in Poland comes with a myriad of perks. Here are just 5 of the top reasons why a student should consider an opportunity to study there.
1. Amazing Study Programs
There are over 400 universities spread across Poland and over 1.1 million students enrolled in them. These are impressive numbers and just proof of their amazing educational system. Many of these institutions are top-rated in Europe and on a worldwide level. Today, there are hundreds of programs available in English and Polish, accessible to both national and international students.
Higher education has a very long tradition in Poland. The first university in the country was opened in 1364 – The Krakow Academy. This school remains one of the oldest institutions in the world. If you choose to study in this country, you can enroll in a top-rated college program or a university equipped with a state-of-the-art research laboratory and brilliant staff. The educational system in Poland is strict and widely recognized for its quality.
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2. Affordable Cost of Living
The average cost of studying and living in Poland is much more affordable than Nordic or Western European countries. This is why Poland is an amazing place for a student to pursue their studies. Not only do they have a quality education, but they also won’t put students into immense debt.
If you’re seeking to obtain European education at a reasonable cost, this is an amazing option. Living expenses go around up to $80 for a month for a shared room, and up to $170 for a month for a single room. Dormitories cost $60 per student, while you can get a cafeteria lunch at only $2. These are just examples of what your life in Poland would cost if you plan well. According to the 2016 QS Best Student Cities index, Warsaw is the second most affordable city for students
3. Vibrant Student Life.
Since there are millions of students currently studying in Poland, you can only imagine what student life is like. With those low prices and an amazing mixture of cultures, this is the place to be for students today! Nowadays in Poland, you can go to numerous student festivals that take place every year and date back centuries.
Of course, there’s also the nightlife. Students need an outlet after they spend days and hours studying and attending exams. Thankfully, Polish cities have plenty to offer to those who are thirsty for some fun. You’ll find many pubs, clubs, and restaurants filled with students in Poland.
4. Friendly People
The Poles are known for their hospitality, especially when it comes to foreign guests. They tend to be very friendly with people who visit their country. Due to the increasing number of international students joining their university programs, you can expect to meet some amazing people while living there.
5. Magical places
Poland has amazing cities, unique history, pure and untouched nature, and amazing destinations. When you get there, you’ll uncover a whole new world. They have a mixture of beautiful architecture, unique art, many cultures, and delicious cuisine.
Documents Required for Undergraduate Admission
—international Passport
—passport Photo
—High school/Secondary school Certificate (Waec/Neco)
—English Exam Certificate
Documents for Masters Admission
—Degree certificate and transcript (for masters)
—Letter of Recommendations
—English exam certificate
—CV
—international Passport
—passport Photo
—High school/Secondary school Certificate (Waec/Neco)
Poland Visa Application
1. Visa application form completed via the e-konsulat system, printed and signed;
2. Passport photo taken without any headwear or glasses.
3. Passport issued within last ten years, valid for at least three months from the expected return date, with at least two blank pages for visas.
4. Copy of the passport page with personal data and photo.
5. Copy of an ID document to confirm residence within the consular district of your application.
6. Healthcare travel insurance valid across all countries of the Schengen area for the amount not lower than EUR 30,000. For study purposes, this must be valid for 1 full year according to the
7. Air ticket and itinerary. Must include dates and flight numbers specifying entry to Poland and exit from Poland. Please provide the full itinerary. A flight booking/reservation may be accepted.
8. Proof of accommodation for the entire duration of the intended stay. For study purposes, a signed letter from the institution or organisation must be presented, confirming that accommodation arrangements have been made and for how long; alternatively, a lease agreement is acceptable (proof of ownership may also be requested if renting from private individuals).
9. A document to confirm the purpose and the conditions of your planned stay in Poland:
-Study purposes: a bachelor’s degree university certificate; an official signed invitation letter from the institution or organisation must be presented, which clearly states that the applicant has been accepted for their chosen field of study and that all outstanding fees have been paid. This must be accompanied by an official Certificate of acceptance. If the student will be arriving late for their studies, an official letter confirming the deadline for late students must also be presented.
-A secondary school certificate with a note that in according to the National law in the country of origin the student can take up studies at the university or equivalent.
10. Proof that you have enough means for the entire duration of the intended stay:
In the case of students, the following is acceptable:
-Traveler’s cheques; or
-Confirmation of credit card limit from the issuing bank, certified by the bank; or
-Confirmation of available funds from a bank in Poland; or
-Scholarship confirmation.
*If the student has a sponsor, this person must prepare a sign declaration of the coverage of all relevant costs together with a copy of his/her ID or passport. This letter (in original) must be Notarized (prepared by a Notary Public) and legalized by the appropriate institution. In addition to this, the sponsor must also provide a signed confirmation of employment letter (in original) which clearly indicates his/her salary/wages and the last 3 months pay slips. If • the sponsor is self-employed, company registration documents confirming their status are required, together with a letter (in original) from his/her bank confirming credit card limit.
Please note:
-The D-type visa allows you to stay in other Schengen states for 90 days within a 180-day period. It means that you can legally stay in the Schengen area only if your stay was shorter than 90 days over the past 180 days.
-The D-type visa is valid for a maximum of one year.
-The time necessary to obtain a visa is up to 14 days.
-Once you have your documents ready for submission contact us directly in order to mark a visit at the Consulate.