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Poland is a Schengen EU member state with a large public higher-education sector, affordable tuition compared with Western Europe, and growing English-taught programs. Non-EU international students generally need a national D-type visa before arrival and must legalize stay with a temporary residence permit for studies within the first months after entry. Since July 2025, many foreign secondary-school certificates require a NAWA recognition statement via the SYRENA system before university enrollment.
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Region
Europe
Latitude
52
Longitude
20
Subregion
Central Europe
Poland is a Schengen EU member state with a large public higher-education sector, affordable tuition compared with Western Europe, and growing English-taught programs. Non-EU international students generally need a national D-type visa before arrival and must legalize stay with a temporary residence permit for studies within the first months after entry. Since July 2025, many foreign secondary-school certificates require a NAWA recognition statement via the SYRENA system before university enrollment.
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