Application For National Visa Studies
Application For National Visa Studies
Application For National Visa Studies
FIRST AND SECOND DEGREE STUDIES / MASTER PROGRAMME / PhD / POSTGRADUATE STUDIES / EDUCATIONAL/TRAINING PROGRAMMS
Prepare all the necessary documents listed below before you deliver the application, otherwise the application might be refused by the Embassy/Consulate General
of the Republic of Poland. The required documents have to be submitted in Polish or English version. While the visa application is being processed, the applicant's
passport remains at the Embassy/Consulate General of the Republic of Poland.
7. TRAVEL MEDICAL INSURANCE - original and one copy of the certificate of TMI issued by a company from the list of approved Indian insurance Name of the insurance company:
companies of the consular posts of Schengen states(handwritten certificates will not be accepted; the name of the insured should be written in Latin
alphabet; TMI must be valid in the Schengen area and for the entire duration of stay; the TMI's minimum coverage is 30.000 euro and it must cover costs of ………………………………………………………
any emergency medical treatment and repatriation for medical reasons as well as in case of death repatriation of the deceased). Insurance number:
……………………………………………………..
Validity: from……………………………….
to……………………………………………
8. ACCOMODATION - original document confirming the availability in Poland of appropriate accommodation for the intended period of stay Type of document:
(documents shall contain information about the cost of living; the costs for a full period or monthly payment must be indicated): certificate of registration
(zameldowanie), lease agreement, decision on the provision of the dormitory, other type of accommodation proof.
9. DOCUMENTS CONFIRMING THE SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO COVER COSTS OF LIVING AND RETURN TRAVEL TO THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OR
RESIDENCE - applicant applying for a national visa for study must provide a document confirming that he has sufficient financial resources to cover:
A. The cost of returning to the country of origin in the amount of 2500 PLN (minimum) to cover returning to the country of origin (other than a country neighboring Poland or an EU/EFTA members),
B. Living expenses covering the planned stay: the required minimum for each month of the planned stay is 701 PLN/person, or 528 PLN/each person in the family (if applicant will stay in Poland with family members).
C. Cost of accommodation (documents must be submitted in a way the consul will be able to estimate the cost of living e.g. lease agreement, a decision on the provision of a dormitory, etc.).
E.g. Applicant from India for a 365-day visa must have at least 10912 PLN (701 PLN x 12 months + 2500 PLN) to cover the cost of return and living expenses and additional funds to cover the cost of accommodation. If the
monthly payment for a dormitory or renting an apartment is 1000 PLN, then the cost of accommodation will be: 1000 PLN x 12 months = 12000 PLN per year. In total, the applicant needs at least 22912 PLN.
*Not applicable to National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) scholarship beneficiaries (scholarship programs only waving the tuition fee not included).
9.1. DOCUMENTS CONFIRMING THE SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL RESOURCES (OF APPLICANT OR SPONSOR) cannot be issued more than one month before submission of visa application.
Traveler’s cheque.
Certificate of the amount of the credit card limit issued by the bank (any bank located in India or Poland or another country is allowed).
A certificate of availability of money in a bank or a cooperative savings and loan association located on the territory
of the Republic of Poland (it cannot be a bank located in India).
A document confirming granting of a national or foreign scholarship.
From a third person - admissibility will be assessed by the consul; the sponsor’s letter must be certified by a notary and legalized/attested/apostilled N/A
by MEA/MFA.
Documents confirming the availability of financial resources of the sponsor (indicated at p.9.1).
Document confirming relationship with the sponsor (e.g. the family ties) - the exact same spelling of sponsor's name in the Type of document:
document confirming the relationship with the sponsor, in the sponsor’s letter and in the documents confirming the financial resources, is required, e.g. Passport
if parents' names are not correctly or fully indicated in the applicant’s passport, another official document (in Polish or English) confirming the family ties Birth certificate
(e.g. birth certificate) legalized/attested/apostilled by the MEA/MFA should be submitted. Please note that affidavits will not be considered official Other document
documents in this regard.
10. MINORS N/A
Notarized certificate of permission to travel from the parent(s)/guardian(s) not accompanying the minor during N/A
Proof of parent(s)/ guardian(s)
the travel, legalized/attested/apostilled by MEA/MFA. accompanying minor during travel:
…………………………………………………..…..
Death certificate if one or both of the parent(s) is/are dead legalized/attested/apostilled by MEA/MFA. N/A
Court verdict in case the parents are divorced and/or one of the parents lost custody of the child, N/A
legalized/attested/apostilled by MEA/MFA.
11. ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS - applicants are allowed to submit additional documents that they consider useful to explain/justify the trip. E.g. Optional documents:
English Language test such as: IELTS {International English Language Testing System} (Band 6.0), TOEFL {Test of English as a Foreign Language} (minimum
score of 550 points for the paper Based Test or 213 points for the Computer Based Test), and CAE (Cambridge English: Advanced) are highly recommended
as a proof of possessing the necessary language skills for undertaking studies conducted in English.
12. RESIDENCE PROOF - an official document proving stay in the current jurisdiction.
1. A visa with the annotation "student" can only be obtained by full-time students or persons going to Poland in order to take a preparatory course to study
at university.
2. The Embassy/Consulate General of the Republic of Poland reserves the right to request additional information/documentation and, if deemed necessary,
to interview the applicant.
3. If the documents and supporting materials required for the issuance of this visa are not submitted in the application, the visa applicant has the right to
supplement these materials within 14 days from the date of submitting the application.
4. The visa processing period may be extended to up to 60 days (application submitted less than 60 days before intended travel date is accepted on applicant's
own risk).
5. The consul is entitled to assess whether the applicant’s knowledge of the language in which the studies are to take place will allow him or her to undertake
the education.
Date, place …………………………….…. Name & Signature of Inquiry Officer/ Date ………………………………………… Applicant’s Signature…………………………………………
1. The applicant has been informed about the right to supplement documents and supporting materials required for the issuance of visa within 14 days from
the date of submitting the application and confirmed that she/he has no other documents to submit.
2. The applicant has submitted the supporting documents mentioned above. I have advised him/her that failure to submit all necessary documents may
result in a negative visa decision, but she/he has chosen to proceed with the application.
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