Six reasons students choose Poland
Affordable EU quality
Tuition from €2,000 a year — one of the most budget-friendly destinations in the European Union.
Top-300 universities
University of Warsaw and Jagiellonian University both rank among the world's top 300 in QS.
Work without extra permit
Full-time international students can work during studies without needing a separate work permit.
9-month job search
The post-study residence permit lets graduates stay to find a job or transition to an EU Blue Card.
NAWA scholarships
Government-funded programmes like Stefan Banach and Visegrad support international students.
Central Europe hub
Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław — vibrant student cities in the Schengen area, close to Berlin and Prague.
What it costs per year
Indicative ranges in euros — your counsellor builds a precise budget for your city and course.
| Expense | What's included | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (general) | Bachelor's & master's, English-taught | €2,000–6,000 |
| Tuition (medicine) | English-taught medicine & dentistry | €12,000–15,000 |
| Accommodation | Dormitory or shared flat | €2,400–5,400 |
| Living & food | Groceries, transport, daily life | €3,000–6,000 |
| Health insurance | Required for visa & residence permit | €200–500 |
| One-off costs | Visa, flights, registration & setup | €800–2,000 |
A few of our Poland partner universities
From offer to residence permit in 4 steps
Accept your offer
Confirm your place and receive your official admission letter.
Arrange health cover
We set up insurance meeting the visa requirements for your full stay.
Apply for D-type visa
We complete your national visa application at the Polish consulate.
Arrive & get your TRP
We help you apply for your Temporary Residence Permit once in Poland.