Studying is one of the clearest legal routes for non-EU nationals in Europe to move to Poland. We match your work experience, past education and budget to English-taught programmes that keep your career moving.
We review your education, work history and current permit in Europe to confirm the study route suits you.
Courses that build on your experience: IT, business, logistics, engineering, management and more.
No Polish needed to study: we shortlist bachelor's and master's courses taught fully in English.
Tuition, rent and living costs side by side, so you know your real budget before you leave your job.
A calendar for the October and February intakes, timed around your notice period and permit dates.
Diploma, transcript and English requirements confirmed for every course on your list.
Most of our clients are non-EU nationals already in Europe, either working on a permit or on a job-seeker visa. Here's what this step means for you.
If you're still working on a valid permit, you have time to plan. We pick an intake that lets you finish your contract, save for tuition and apply for the Polish visa while your current residence is still valid.
If you're on a job-seeker visa or your permit is ending soon, timing matters most. We prioritise universities with open deadlines and fast admission decisions so you can apply before your status runs out.
Tell us where you live, your current permit and your goals.
We check your documents and eligibility for each programme.
Receive a written shortlist with costs, deadlines and our recommendation.
Choose your universities and move straight into admissions.
Yes, but you need your own Polish permission to live there. A residence permit from another EU country doesn't let you settle or work in Poland. Studying full-time is one of the most practical routes, and we help you plan it end to end.
No. Polish universities offer many bachelor's and master's programmes taught entirely in English. Learning some Polish helps with daily life and jobs, but it isn't required for admission to English-taught courses.
There's no general age limit. Many of our clients are working professionals in their late 20s and 30s. What matters is a genuine study plan that makes sense with your background.
Tuition for English-taught programmes starts from around €1,500 per year, and living costs are typically 40 to 60% lower than in Western or Northern Europe. Your shortlist shows exact figures for each course.
SOP guidance, apostille and translation support, and step-by-step coaching to file your own university application.
Learn moreNational visa (Type D) for studies, filed from your country of residence in Europe: documents, proof of funds and interview prep.
Learn moreDormitory or private housing options, airport pickup and a city orientation on day one.
Learn moreTemporary residence card (TRC) filing, working while you study and post-study career routes in Poland.
Learn moreBook a free 30-minute consultation with a senior counsellor. No fees, no obligation, just a clear plan for your future.