Kazimierz Wielki University

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Total average cost: €330

Living in Poland as a student is relatively affordable compared to other European Union countries. The cost of living for students can start from 1500 PLN (330 EUR) a month. However, the prices depend on the city you are currently living in. Living in the capital and tourism city might be slightly expensive than other Polish big cities. On this page, you will find out how much it costs to live in Poland for a month. Please remember, that to be able to study in Poland non-EU/EEA students have to possess sufficient means to cover the living costs.

Living Costs in Polish Big Cities

Some popular cities for study destinations in Poland are Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznan, Lodz, and Katowice. Comparison of living costs can be done through monthly expenses for student dormitory and public transportation tickets. Now, let's take a look! Which city offers the most suitable living cost for you?

  1. Document entitling to study with legalization or apostille and sworn translation into Polish language or translation confirmed by Polish Consul.
    Bachelor studies: secondary education certificate and supplement with grades;
    Master studies: Bachelor diploma and supplement with grades.
  2. Confirmation of knowledge of Polish language on B1 level (certificate confirming language competences or certificate from language school of completion the course).
  • Documents confirming the knowledge of the Polish language are also certificates or diplomas of schools or universities with the Polish language of instruction.
  • The Pole’s Card (Karta Polaka) is also a document confirming the knowledge of Polish.
  1. Printed from an individual account in the recruitment system and signed by the candidate: application for admission, declaration;
  2. Confirmation of payment for student ID card (22 PLN);
  3. Power of attorney from a legal guardian – applies minors (under-age candidates);
  4. Candidates who have the right to study free of charge must submit a document confirming this right, e.g. a Pole’s Card (Karta Polaka), a certificate of Polish as a foreign language at C1 level or photocopy of the above-mentioned documents confirmed by an employee of the Kazimierz Wielki University.

 

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