✅ High Standard of Education at a Lower Cost
✅ English Proficiency Language Requirement
✅ No Age Limit
✅ No Medical
✅ Low Cost of Living compared to Canada, US, UK, Australia and New Zealand
✅ No Limit in Working Hours while you are Studying
✅ Enjoy Poland, a country that is developed, modern, safe, and surrounded by well-maintained nature
✅ Be a Temporary Resident of Poland
✅ Bring your family with you
✅ Free Education for Kids up until their Master’s or Ph.D. Degree
✅ Family Benefits – Monthly Support of Kids
✅ Obtain Health Care, Insurance, Disability, Maternity, Old Age Pension, Death, Accident, and Occupational Benefits from the Government
✅ Easily Travel in Europe
✅ Be a Permanent Resident in just 5 years and Citizen after 8 years
✅ Polish are Friendly and Helpful People
✅ Have a Bigger and Wider market for your Products and Services
✅ Have Better Opportunities in Europe
✅ Internationally Recognized Degrees Scholarship
✅ Post-Graduation Opportunities – After graduating from a Polish university, you may be eligible to apply for a temporary residence permit to stay in Poland and find a job.
The client sends in a letter or message of intent along with any of the following: resume/CV, passport, diploma, and TOR.
The company representative sets up a call with the client for an initial assessment.
The company sends the initial assessment and contract terms and conditions for the client's review.
Clients sign the contract and send it back to the company.
The company sends the invoice to the client, which must be settled within three working days.
Once payment is received, the company sends a signed contract and receipt to the client.
The company will send a checklist with a target schedule that will serve as a guide for the client.
Regular coordination with the client shall be scheduled based on the milestone.
An online meeting with a cultural briefing shall be conducted a few days before the scheduled departure.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST – 5,500 – 7,900 EURO OR PHP 330,000 – 474,000
FIXED COSTS: Service Fee including Temporary Residence Card Application- 3,000 Euro
VARIABLE COSTS:
Tuition fee – dependent on your chosen school – (1,5K-3,9K Eur/Sem)
Visa application fee – dependent on your Home Country
Airline tickets – Dependent on the time of booking and whereyou will be coming from and your chosen provider
Travel insurance fee – dependent on your age and chosen provider
BUT THE ESTIMATED FOR VARIABLE COSTS IS AT 2,500-4,900 EURO
Payment Schedule:
1,000 Euro – Upon contract signing
School Fees – At least 2 months before the chosen school intake and for you to get your Letter of Acceptance in the School, you need to pay for your 1st semester’s tuition fee. As per the terms and conditions of the chosen school. (To be paid direct by the client to the chosen school)
1,000 Euro- Once Conditional Letter from School in Poland is received
Travel Insurance, Visa Application Fee and Airfare – as soon as you got your Letter of Acceptance from school and you are applying for the visa (to be paid by the client direct to the embassy and chosen providers)
1,000 Euro- Upon Visa Approval
1. Santander Corporate Bank Account (details to be sent separately)
2. BDO, Security Bank or BPI Account (details to be sent separately)
Yes, but it might be difficult and almost impossible, especially in the case where you need to apply for the Temporary residence to stay in Poland because it requires Polish Speaker when you process papers through government offices. Our services already includes partnership with Immigration lawyers who will assist in the application process who will represent you and your application to the local offices.
Our services give you convenience and peace of mind knowing that you will be handled by a legitimate company in Poland working with Professional Immigration Lawyers. Once you arrived, it may be overwhelming for you if without help from actual people living in Poland. Plus our services also include a tour capturing your memories with Professionally taken photos and videos.
No. We highly suggest that you also keep an allowance on your budget (around P50,000or less than 1k Euro) so that you are not going to be pressured to find a job right away while you are adjusting to your life here as a student. Other costs you may consider are:
Dormitories – 100-250 Euro
Apartment 1 room: 300-700 Euro
Food Allowance – 100-150 Euro per month(varies depending on your budget and management)
What we can guarantee you is that Poland has one of the lowest costs of living in Europe and yet the standard of Education is very high and world-class. There are plenty of Work for Students specially where International Universities are located. Poland has one of the lowest unemployment rate in Europe.
Well yes, you can, however, most agencies that offer work visa charge around 6,000-8000 Euro or even more just to give you a minimum wage job like factory work which pays around 3,600 PLN. Before you even get the Return on your Investment, your Temporary Residence might already have lapsed. You are also at the mercy of the employer so if you do not like your work etc., you need to apply for Temporary residence for every change of employer that you make.
Student pathway is the best because you are investing your money in yourself to get a better advantage of becoming a professional and have better job and business opportunities after you graduate.
While studying, you even get to choose what kind of work you want to apply and there are no limitations in moving on from one job to another.
If you are a high school graduate, you need to take Bachelor’s Degree which mostly takes 3 years. If you already have a Bachelor’s Degree you can take a Master’s Degree which takes 1.5-2 years.
Most students here don’t have a problem working full-time while studying. Some schools even have special schedules to allow for work hours during the week.
The minimum wages in Poland have been revised as of January 1, 2025. The new minimum wage is PLN 4,666 gross per month or PLN 30.50 gross per hour. While this is the minimum wage for non-skilled workers, skilled professionals can expect significantly higher salaries. Once you acquire your diploma and work in a professional role, you can potentially earn more than double the minimum wage.
Additionally, the cost of living in Poland is generally lower than in the Philippines. To explore current job opportunities and salary ranges, you can check online job boards like Indeed, LinkedIn, and Polish job boards. It’s common to find job offers for skilled positions with salaries starting from 5,000 PLN per month or more, often accompanied by additional benefits such as medical insurance and various perks.
Over the period observed, monthly minimum wages in Poland increased annually and reached 4,300 zloty (gross) as of July 2024. In January 2025, the minimum gross salary will increase further, reaching 4,666 zloty (+10 percent compared to January2024).
Yes, you will need to show proof of funds with a minimum average balance of 180k PHP for the last 6months—the higher, the better, a sit can significantly enhance there liability of your financial capacity.
If you are a non-EU/EEA/SWISS citizen, you must get student visa at your nearest polish embassy/consulate After you arrive in Poland, you must apply for a temporary residence permit, preferably 45 days before your visa expires to extend your stay.
Remember: You can not reside or study in any other country besides Poland with your student visa
Yes, you can work in Poland with a student visa provided that you have a residence permit. Though, there is no limit in the number of hours in working, we suggest to work part-time during your studies ( 20 hours a week) and full – time a week during breaks.
This is for you to be able to focus more on your studies than on work since it is crucial for your student visa. If you do not pass your exams and finish each semester in time, it could affect the renewal of your visa.
Yes, it is relatively easy for a student to get a part-time and even a full time job in Poland due to the new regulations of the Polish government. International students can start looking for jobs in Poland immediately upon arrival without needing a temporary residence permit.
Your family can come with you to Poland if they apply for a visa as an accompanying family member. You must prove your stable and regular income to show that you can provide for the family member during their stay. Your family is also allowed to work and study in Poland with your student visa as along as you also have a temporary residence permit.
If you are an international student with a stable and regular income and have resided in Poland for five (5) years continuously with a temporary residence permit, you can apply for a permanent residence permit.
You will be issued a residence card that is valid for ten years. This means that you need to replace the residence card every ten years. However, you do not need to re-apply for the residence card; this is just an update of your residence.
The permanent residence permit will allow you to work in Poland without applying for additional work permits.
Intakes are all year round- Winter (January), Spring (March), Summer (June) and Fall (September). However, it depends on the school. There are fewer schools in Summer.
If you are aiming to come here before the next intake, then NOW is the best time to start.
