Study in Poland

Study In Poland

About Poland

Poland is a sizable nation in Central Europe (Polish: Polska). Its lengthy coastline on the Baltic Sea borders Belarus, Slovakia, Germany, Lithuania, Russia (Kaliningrad Oblast), and the Czech Republic. In the first part of the tenth century, Poland was united, and in 966 AD, it formally converted to Catholicism. After a century, the capital was transferred from Gniezno to Krakow, where it stayed for 500 years. Poland is a democratic nation that has a strong, stable economy. It joined the European Union in 2004 and NATO in 1999.

Concerning People:

POLAND'S PEOPLE: The Republic of Poland is home to over 38,622,000 people. The majority race in this nation is Polish. German, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and a few more tribes are among the various minorities. The official language of the nation is Polish. Some areas do, however, also have speakers of other languages. 40 Million People (4 Crores) in the Population

Weather:

• Continental: Mild to variable temperatures
• Average heat
• January
• from 0 to -1°C at the shore and in the west
• 7°C in the South's mountains
• July:
• 16.5°C around the coast
• 19°C in the south
• Rainfall average per year: 600 mm.

Education System in Poland

• Since 1999, following a reform of the System of Education, there are the following types of schools in Poland
• 6-year primary school
• 3-year gymnasium
• post-gymnasium schools

Higher Education

• Non-state higher education institutions were created in accordance with the new law. Including the armed forces, internal affairs, and religious establishments, there were 395 higher education institutions in the academic year 2002–2003, of which 125 were state-run and 270 were not.
• As supplemental Master's degree studies, a higher education institution may offer higher vocational studies in addition to uniform Master's degree studies. In addition, it can provide Ph.D. programs, special studies, postgraduate courses, and courses.

Colleges in Poland

• The West Pomeranian Business School.
• Collegium Civitas
• Cracow University of Economics
• Mazovian College of Management and Linguistics

Visa Requirement

The process to obtain a Polish Student Visa for international students

Students must obtain a Polish visa to enter and stay in Poland legally. Visa approval to access Poland gives the right to stay on the territory of the Republic of Poland only. Students intending to study at Polish University need the mentioned documents to obtain a Polish student visa

Required Documents:

• One passport-size photo.
• Filled-out application.
• Proof of immigration status in the home country, attested to in a current or former passport (if relevant).
• Fee; cash or postal order accepted.
• Reservation for lodging or an invitation from relatives or friends in Poland
• A formal correspondence from an academic institution
• Transport papers, like a train or airline ticket

Applications that are filed without meeting these standards will be returned to the applicant and the consular offices will not consider them. Polish visa holders are not assured entrance and are none the less subject to immigration inspection at the Polish border. Every guest needs to have enough money to pay for their stay