Study in Poland

HOW TO ENTER:

Every non European Union citizen needs to have two main documents to enter Poland: A Passport and a Visa.

PASSPORT:

Passport is required for every Non EU citizen to study or to have a stay in Poland.

VISA:

Poland is a part of the Schengen zone so all you have to do is apply for Polish visa to travel all around Europe.

Next is to choose from several type of visa:

“A” type: It’s an airport transit Schengen visa, used by students coming to Poland.

“C” type: It’s a short term Schengen visa which allows the holder to stay in the territory for up to 90 days in 180 days period.

“D” type- It’s a long-term visa issued for one year allowing travel around Schengen area for up to 90 days in 180 days period which can be extended in exceptional situations.

After deciding the type of visa you want to apply for, you can have to follow simple steps.

Find a polish consultant that can process your application
Set the visa appointment with the consulate and register through the website.
Prepare all the necessary documents.
Submit all the documents including a printed and signed application form and visa fee.

STUDY IN POLAND:

Wide choices of courses at low cost, suitable conditions of studying and long and impressive academic traditions make Poland a great country to study. Polish diplomas are recognized in the European Union (EU) and worldwide. Poland gives you a solid education and better chance to find a good job in the EU and beyond.

WHY POLAND FOR STUDY:

Profound academic tradition with its roots going back as far as Middle Ages. Cracow Academy, now known as Jagieollonian University is one of the oldest university in Europe.
Competitive cost of living and studying.
Rich courses and high quality of education.
Developed higher education system as education provided is regulated and monitored regularly.

We at Blue Sapphire, provides the guiding light to thousands of students wishing to study in Poland. We help our clients in a friendly way. Our consultants will make your dream of studying in Poland a reality through step-by-step guidance.