Essential Items for Suitcase:
- Visa and Documentation
Prior to arriving in Poland, international students must have a valid visa or residence permission. Students from non-EU/EEA nations should submit an application for a student visa at the Polish embassy or consulate there. Additionally, you are required to bring any ORIGINAL personal or academic documents they need for enrolling, including their passport, ID card, and transcripts.
- Health Insurance
It is mandatory for all international students to have health insurance during their stay in Poland. You can either purchase it in your home country or get it upon your arrival in Poland.
- Climate
Poland has a temperate climate, with cold winters (November – March) and mild summers. Most students wear casual clothes on campus, but you may also want to pack more formal attire and any traditional cultural clothing for special events. International students should pack warm clothes as the temperature can drop below freezing in winter.
- Cash
Have at least 200 euros in cash. Before you can open a bank account, you will need this to pay for taxi fares, food, and other necessities when you first arrive.
