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Poland student visa policy

Poland student visa policy

As a European country with a well-developed education system, affordable tuition fees, and many opportunities for cultural experiences, Poland attracts a large number of international students – including those from Vietnam. However, to study in Poland, international students must obtain a Poland Student Visa with the following important notes:

1. Key Information About the Poland Student Visa

  • Visa Type: The Embassy of Poland issues two main visa categories: Schengen Visa and National Visa. The Poland Student Visa is a National Visa (Type “D”), issued for foreigners who intend to study and reside in Poland for more than 90 days;
  • Visa Validity: Up to 1 year (91-365 days). Upon expiration, students may apply for a visa extension in Poland;
  • Visa Fee: 1,610,000 VND – payable upon visa application submission. This fee is non-refundable under all circumstances. The Embassy also provides additional services at the following fees (in VND):
1 Document notarization 810,000
2 Legalization 810,000
3 Certified translation PL-VN / VN-PL (per page) 2,410,000
4 Verification & notarization of translations (per page) 810,000
5 Translation of identical civil documents (per document) 810,000
6 Photocopy certification (per document) 810,000
7 Signature or fingerprint authentication (per document) 810,000
8 Other certifications 810,000
9 Express service fee (for legalization & notarization only) 810,000
  • Processing Time: 4-8 weeks (depending on season);
  • Where to Submit the Visa Application:

Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Hanoi

Address: 3 Chua Mot Cot, Hanoi
Phone: +84 24 384 520 27
Email: hanoi.amb.sekretariat@msz.gov.pl
Fax: +84 24 382 369 14

Consular Section – Embassy of Poland in Hanoi

Address: 5 Chua Mot Cot (entrance from Ba Huyen Thanh Quan), Ba Dinh, Hanoi
Phone: +84 24 384 520 27 (Visa inquiries via phone: 15:00-16:00, Monday-Friday)
Email: hanoi.amb.sekretariat@msz.gov.pl
Fax: +84 24 382 369 14

Office Hours:

  • Visa submission: Mon, Wed, Thu – 08:30-12:00 & 13:00-15:00;
  • Legalization: Tue – 08:30-12:00 & 13:00-15:00;
  • Result collection: Fri – 09:00-11:00.

2. Steps to Apply for a Poland Student Visa

Step 1: Apply for Admission to a Polish Educational Institution

Students must research suitable programs, fill out the application form, and submit required documents (passport, transcripts, diplomas, certificates, etc.). Upon acceptance, the university issues a Letter of Acceptance, including program details, fees, start date, end date, etc.

Step 2: Pay a Portion of the Tuition Fee

Students are usually required to pay ~20% of the tuition fee to confirm enrollment. After payment, the school issues an official acceptance letter confirming tuition receipt.

Step 3: Submit the Visa Application

Documents required for a National Visa D/10 – Study Purpose:

  • Completed visa application form + 2 photos;
  • Passport (valid at least 90 days beyond visa expiry);
  • Photocopies of all passport pages (except blank pages);
  • Health insurance with minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR (valid at least 3 months from entry date);
  • High school diploma (translated & notarized in English or Polish);
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV);
  • Letter confirming academic qualification recognition for university admission (issued by the university in cooperation with NAWA or the Ministry of Education);
  • Proof of tuition payment for the first academic year;
  • Language proficiency certificate (Polish or English);
  • Proof of financial capability (bank statements, tax declarations, proof of income, etc.);
  • Proof of accommodation in Poland.

Step 4: Visa Interview

Applicants attend an interview at the Embassy of Poland in Hanoi. The interview is conducted in English or Polish to verify the applicant’s study intentions and communication ability.

Step 5: Receive Visa Result

Processing typically takes 2-8 weeks. Results depend on the completeness of documents and interview performance.

3. Support from Duc Anh EduConnect

Duc Anh EduConnect provides full support to help students successfully obtain a Poland student visa, including:

  • Completing all required visa forms;
  • Reviewing documents for accuracy and consistency;
  • Translation services;
  • Assisting with insurance purchase;
  • Online visa application submission + monitoring;
  • Interview preparation guidance;
  • Pre-departure briefing;
  • Ongoing support after arrival in Poland;
  • Website: https://ducanhduhoc.vn/en/

References:

  • Poland Visa Procedure for Foreigners: here
  • Check visa status on Embassy website: here
  • Visa application form: e-konsulat.gov.pl/

 

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Hotline: +84 9887 09698  | +84 9630 49860 | +855 12 205 775

Email: info@educonnectgroup.com 

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