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October – November 2026
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Poland is one of Europe's best-kept secrets for international students - combining low tuition fees, a booming economy, and one of the most student-friendly visa regimes in the EU, where students can work up to 20 hours per week without a separate work permit.
Annual tuition at Polish public universities starts from just €2,000-€4,000 for international students - a fraction of Western European costs.
International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term without a separate work permit - full-time during holidays.
Warsaw University of Technology, University of Warsaw, and Jagiellonian University (founded 1364) are Poland's flagship institutions.
A Polish student visa provides access to the Schengen Area - 26 European countries with open borders.
Polish bachelor's programs are typically 3.5-4 years, with master's programs in 1.5-2 years.
Poland's GDP has tripled since EU accession - creating a strong graduate job market in IT, engineering, and business.
University of Life Sciences in Lublin
🇵🇱5.5 Years | Medical
View Course DetailsUniversity of Technology and Arts in Applied Sciences
🇵🇱3 Years | Bachelor's
View Course DetailsUniversity of Technology and Arts in Applied Sciences
🇵🇱3 Years | Bachelor's
View Course DetailsWarsaw University of Business
🇵🇱3 Years | Bachelor's
View Course DetailsWarsaw University of Business
🇵🇱2 Years | Master's
View Course DetailsPolish universities follow two semesters per academic year. The October (Winter) semester is the primary intake for most programs. A February (Summer) semester intake is available for select programs.
October – November 2026
Primary Intake — Apply NowFebruary – March 2027
Select Programs OnlyOctober – November 2027
Plan AheadTuition fees and living costs vary by institution, location, and program. Use this as a planning guide.
* Medical programs in English are particularly popular among Indian students for their competitive fees compared to Western Europe.
Poland is one of the most affordable study destinations in Europe. Warsaw and Krakow are the most expensive cities, but still cost 50-60% less than equivalent Western European cities. Smaller university cities like Wroclaw, Poznan, and Gdansk are even more affordable.
You may be eligible for an education loan up to 1.5 Crore at competitive interest rates via Fly.Finance.

Poland offers affordable education with several scholarship programs for international students.
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A step-by-step guide to the Polish National (D-type) Student Visa. Leverage Edu guides you through every step.
Get an acceptance letter from a recognised Polish university.
Prepare passport, acceptance letter, proof of funds, health insurance, and accommodation proof.
Apply at the Polish Embassy/Consulate in India with the required documents and visa fee.
Attend the visa interview and provide biometrics at the embassy.
Standard processing takes 2-4 weeks. Plan your application timeline accordingly.
Arrive in Poland and register at the university and local authorities.
95%
Visa Success Rate
€80
Visa Application Fee
2-4 Wks
Average Processing Time
1 Yr
Graduate Route (PSW) Visa
Copy of a valid passport
TOEFL/IELTS/PTE scores
Standardised test SAT scores for UG programs
Standardised test GMAT/GRE scores for PG programs
Academic Transcripts
Letter of Recommendation (LOR)
Portfolio (for specific courses)
A CV (if applicable)
Statement of Purpose (SOP)

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Tuition at Polish public universities ranges from €2,000 to €5,000 per year for most programs, making it one of Europe's most affordable destinations. Medical programs cost €8,000-€15,000 per year. Living costs average €480-€1,000 per month depending on the city - significantly lower than Western Europe.