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Study in Poland

Study in Poland

Some of Europe’s lowest tuition and living costs, in one of its fastest-growing economies.

AffordableFast-growing economy
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Tuition€2,000 – €6,000 / yr
Living€6,000 – €9,000 / yr
Post-study work9 months after graduation
IntakesOctober, February/March
English testIELTS 5.5 – 6.0

Why study in Poland?

Very affordable

Tuition and living costs are a fraction of Western Europe.

Booming economy

Major IT and shared-services hub for global companies.

EU degree

Recognised across Europe, with Schengen travel.

Stay & work

9-month permit after graduation to find a job.

Poland at a glance

Capital
Warsaw
Language
Polish
Currency
Polish złoty (PLN)
Population
37 million
Flight from India
≈ 8 hrs (1 stop)
Part-time work
No separate permit needed for full-time students

Popular student cities

WarsawKrakówWrocławGdańskPoznań

Top universities in Poland

A selection of popular universities among our students. We shortlist from 1,100+ partner institutions based on your profile and budget.

  1. University of Warsaw
  2. Jagiellonian University
  3. Warsaw University of Technology
  4. AGH University of Krakow
  5. University of Wrocław
  6. Poznań University of Technology

Popular courses

Computer ScienceBusinessEngineeringInternational RelationsTourism

Admission requirements

Requirements vary by university and level. These are the documents most Poland applications need.

Valid passportWith at least 6 months’ validity beyond your course start.
Academic transcriptsClass 10 & 12 mark sheets and degree transcripts.
English test scoreIELTS 5.5 – 6.0.
Statement of Purpose (SOP)Your motivation, background and goals.
Letters of Recommendation2–3 academic or professional LORs.
CV / résuméEspecially for postgraduate and MBA programmes.
Proof of fundsBank statements, loan sanction or sponsorship.
PortfolioFor art, design and architecture courses.

Cost of studying in Poland

Tuition (per year)€2,000 – €6,000 / yr
Tuition in rupees (approx.)₹2 – 6 lakh
Living costs (per year)€6,000 – €9,000 / yr
Living in rupees (approx.)₹6 – 9 lakh
Part-time workNo separate permit needed for full-time students
Post-study work9 months after graduation

Indicative figures for 2026 intakes; they vary by university, course and city. Try the cost calculator

Admission timeline

Planning for the October intake? Here’s when to do what.

  1. Oct
    Research & shortlist

    Shortlist courses and universities with your counsellor; book your English test (and GRE/GMAT if needed).

  2. Jan
    Tests & documents

    Finish your tests, write your SOP, collect LORs, transcripts and CV.

  3. Feb
    Apply

    Submit university and scholarship applications — earlier applicants usually get more funding.

  4. May
    Offer & finance

    Accept your offer, pay the deposit and arrange your education loan or proof of funds.

  5. Jul
    Visa

    Prepare your visa file, book biometrics and attend the interview if required.

  6. Sep
    Pre-departure

    Book accommodation and flights, buy insurance and attend our pre-departure briefing.

  7. Oct
    Intake begins

    Fly out and start your programme.

Poland student visa process

  1. Admission letter and fee payment
  2. Accommodation and insurance
  3. Apply for national D visa at VFS
  4. Temporary residence card after arrival

Scholarships for Indian students

  • NAWA scholarships
  • University merit discounts

Poland FAQs

Can I work while studying in Poland?
Full-time students with a valid residence permit can work without a separate permit.
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Counselling is always free — talk to a senior counsellor online, by phone or in person. You pay only for documentation and application processing.