It is an insurance that covers the costs of medical treatment in Poland. Health insurance allows you to receive medical assistance form your General Practitioner (family doctor) or to receive hospital care, excluding accident insurance (so-called NNW). Your health insurance entitles you to use the services of medical facilities (health care centres, hospitals, clinics). Documents confirming having health insurance:
Studies/Education
The Schengen Area countries include: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Spain, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Italy, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, as well as Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland (the last four are non-EU Schengen countries).
Ireland and Cyprus are EU-countries which do not belong to the Schengen area.
It is a form of tertiary education which involves attending classes for the whole working week, from Monday to Friday. It relates to any education pursued beyond the high school level, i.e. undergraduate and graduate certificates, bachelor's, masters and doctoral degrees. See also: Part-time studies
A form of tertiary education which involves attending classes during weekends, from Friday to Sunday. It relates to any education pursued beyond the high school level, i.e. undergraduate and graduate certificates, bachelor's, masters and doctoral degrees. See also: Full-time studies
The housing costs cover the amount of residence-related fees. They include fixed fees connected with the usage of your premise/room (e.g. rent), and also electricity, gas, water, sewage, and waste bills. Fees should be divided between all tenants living together in a house. If you study in Poland and you have submitted a temporary residence permit application for studying purpose after 27.04.2019, remember to have sufficient funds for living and journey to your originated country after deducting housing costs.
A formal request for entry and remain in Poland needs to be signed and submitted to the competent authorities on a valid application form. The form is specified by law. A current application form you will find on our website: files to download
An application submitted on not valid/current application form and/or not signed is considered as a formal error/formal deficiency.
There are documents without which the initiation of the proceeding is not possible, for example: completed and signed application form, photographs, a valid travel document (passport) etc.
The procedure of the application formal assessment is an initial stage during which your application form is being verified. All the required documents are being checked to enable the procedure of legalization of your stay. This stage of your procedure is the initial stage.
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