Living Poland Tips for International Students

Moving to Poland

So, your course was selected by you. Now it is time to get ready for your life-changing experience in international education. When moving to a new country, there are many things to consider: visas, insurance, financial support, housing, and job opportunities. Since all of this may sound daunting, SIPT's advisors are committed to supporting you during your journey.

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Top 8 Study Tips for Poland's Foreign Students

It is necessary to understand how to maintain a balance between your academic and social life as an international student. These tips will help you skip the panic of the last minute.

Learn to handle your funds in Poland

Managing expenditures and budgeting on your own can be challenging. To help you prepare your money well, our financial survival guide is here.

When you move to Poland, what to pack?

When you are packing, being organized will save you a lot of time and hassle in your new country. Our checklist makes sure that you don't miss out on anything

For growth, how to network and socialize

For a better working life, learn how to network and socialize. They will help you get out and about with these easy tips.

Top job looking tips for foreign student

Using these handy tips, launch your career in a competitive job market.

How to build your soft skills

In order to develop good professional ties, enrich the people and social skills. Your soft skills are as important apart from a great academic record.

How will tension be treated When studying abroad?

To deal with homesickness efficiently, read our guide. It's all right - it happens to the best of us!

Accommodation

In Poland, there are several different choices for arranging student accommodation. They vary depending on the town and the institution of higher education you select.

Living costs in Poland

Compared to other countries in the European Union, living in Poland as a student is relatively inexpensive. The cost of living will start at PLN 1500 (EUR 330) a month for students.

Climate

With both maritime and continental components, Poland has a moderate climate. You can rely on many sunny days and many rainy days, and when the summer turns out to be pretty hot or very rainy, don't be surprised.

Health insurance

It is mandatory before the start of their program for all students expected to fly to Poland from their home country to get medically insured.

Transportation

Most Polish towns have well-developed public transport networks. They include buses, trams, trolleybuses, trains, and underground trains, according to the city. Buying a long-term ticket is usually a good idea, as it's difficult to avoid public transportation.

Leisure

In Poland, there is a wide variety of leisure activities available. Whatever you love, this is probably where you will find it! Those who want to be active can explore beautiful Polish landscapes while cycling, hiking, horse-riding, sailing, canoeing, ballooning, or any other way they like, using one of the well-equipped sports facilities.

Working

For non-EU/EEA students to be eligible to study in Poland, they must show that they have adequate money to cover the cost of living in Poland.

Student Card

The student card is just the size of a credit card, but the student life can be spiced up by it. Not only does it affirm your student status, but it also entitles you to student discounts of all sorts.

Work and Internships

The majority of internships in Poland are compensated. Typically, the hourly wage ranges from 18.30 Zlotys (the legal minimum) to 25 Zlotys. If you work part-time, you should...

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