Why to study in Poland?
Wide variety of Courses-Polish schools compete with each other not only to provide a wide variety of high quality courses, but also offer attractive tuition fees in programs such as MBBS, engineering, international business, tourism, hospitality and other courses.

POLAND (POLSKA) lies in the very heart of the European continent making it easy access to and from other popular European destinations.

Fees & other Schemes:- Unlike native Polish students, international students in Poland have to pay tuition fees – depending on the institution and the course you choose, your fees could be EUR 2000- EUR 5000. Compared with the UK and USA, this is a big saving.
Non-EU Students can also apply for the Polish Government Scholarship, or research the scholarships provided by individual universities.

Vibrant Student and Cultural Life:- As we all know, being a student is much more than only studying. It is only as important as the other components of higher education: partying, sports, music festivals, film festivals, hanging out with friends, going out of town for the weekends, etc. Over 60% of Poles speak English, making living and studying in Poland more attractive to foreign students.

Polish Hospitality:- Extraordinary hospitality is deeply rooted in Polish culture. As history is an important part of Polish identity almost every Pole will tell you breath-taking stories about their hometown, instantly becoming a free and attractive tour guide.

Poland Academic programs and Universities:
Here below are the available programs and streams for choosing the path forward in the top universities/ institutions of your choice as per your

academic merit and other past achievements:-
Administration Studies
Business Studies
Design Studies
Economic Studies
Engineering Studies
Environmental Studies
Humanities Studies
Journalism and Mass Communication
Management Studies
Marketing Studies
Natural Sciences
Social Sciences
Technology Studies
Tourism and Hospitality.
Universities in Poland:-
We will be shortly representing and working with renowned Universities/ Colleges in Poland offering all the kind of courses.
For more details contact us and we will share the details accordingly.

Education and Living Cost for studying in Poland
Accommodation:- International students may find options in university residence halls or private rental apartments that can also be shared. Also, universities have services dedicated to students who seek to house off-campus.

The costs of accommodation in Poland are a bit above the European average of EUR 200 – EUR 300 /month. However, private rental apartments have high standards. Below you will find the costs of housing in most of the Polish cities.

For students who live alone: EUR 368/month
Students living with partner/child: EUR 446 /month
Students living on university campuses: EUR 269 /month

On-campus housing is not too accessible to students. Only 12% of them live in residence halls and 57% of them are satisfied with the services and housing itself. A one-bedroom apartment in Krakow costs around EUR 290 – 390 EUR/month, while Warsaw has prices of EUR 380 – 501 EUR/month.

Transportation:- Public transport is the main option of 60% of the students who pay EUR 24 for a monthly pass. Many of the Polish cities have nice panoramic views and routes, so you can also walk by foot. If you enjoy transportation by car, as around 20% of the students in Poland, you will pay around EUR 1 /litre of gasoline.

Living Cost:- Poland is an accessible European country with a pretty stable economy and living costs of EUR 300 – EUR 650 /month. You can adjust your budget depending on the city or area you wish to study in. Larger cities such as Krakow or Warsaw require EUR 450 – EUR 550/month.

If you will find a degree course in a smaller town as Radom, Sochaczew or Stalowa Wola, you will need a total of EUR 300 – EUR 350/month. The most expensive city of Poland is Pulkowice, where you will spend around EUR 600 – EUR 650 /month.


Student Visa requirements
In order to study in Poland, you will need to legalize your stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland. If you are a citizen of a European Union (EU) country and you would like to stay in Poland for longer than three months, you will need to register your stay in the country.

Visas are not required for holders of United Nations “laissez-passer.”

If you are a non-EU citizen, you will need to obtain a visa at a Polish consulate in your home country before your arrival in Poland. Once you have arrived in Poland, you will need to apply for a Temporary Stay Card 45 day before your visa expires in order to prolong your stay.

Visa approval to access Poland gives right of stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland only.

Educational Requirements for Student Visa
In order to study in Poland, you must have completed a secondary level education and be in possession of a leaving certificate that confirms that you are eligible to apply for university. If you passed the International Baccalaureate or European Baccalaureate exams, you may freely apply for undergraduate studies at a Polish university.

However, if you only have an equivalent qualification from your home country, you will need to have it legally recognized at one of the

Polish diplomatic outposts or another appropriate institution. This means certifying that your diploma is in accordance with the law of the country in which it was issued. Then you will have to verify it with the Polish law. This process of granting recognition of a degree from a foreign university is called notification.

Additionally, if you wish to be accepted for postgraduate studies in Poland, you will need to present an undergraduate diploma from a

Polish institution or an overseas equivalent. You must present notification of your foreign diploma to a Polish university by the end of the first term.

Admission Procedure: -
A. Apply Online: Two steps fast process, submit Application online
Fill the Online Application form and attach the required documents online
Pay the €275 registration and University application fee

B. Apply via Email: Scan and email the below documents
Fill the Application form mentioning your course of study
Passport photo page
Academic Documents including Transcripts / Mark sheets
CV (only if applying for Master’s Degree)
Pay the registration and University application fee


Documents Required for Study VISA in Poland:-
In order to apply for a student visa in Poland, you will need to submit several documents. These documents include:

A filled-in and signed Poland Student Visa Application form
Valid passport (must be valid for three months after planned departure from Poland)
Official letter of acceptance to a college or university in Poland
A short CV
Your school certificates and diplomas
Evidence of proficiency in the language in which you wish to study
Confirmation of having the funds for studying and living in Poland
Health insurance
One passport-sized photo
Visa Application Fee, payable by cash/postal order
Proof of Accommodation in Poland, if required
Transport documentation, such as a rail or air ticket.


Working conditions on Study Visa in Poland.
International students can work in Poland while studying.
If you are from the EU you can get part-time work all year round without applying for a permit.

For non-EU students, you are eligible to work during July, August and September, or try obtaining a work permit for jobs that continue all year.