Study in Poland - is admission of the preparatory course of polish language enough for the visa?

sidou 3 | 2

29 May 2014 / #1

I want to study in Poland I want to take a preparatory course of polish language for 6 months or 1 year than choose a field to study in university but I don't know if the admission of the preparatory course is enough for the visa or not I'm from Algeria It's hard to Take the visa .Thank you

Cheng

29 May 2014 / #2

Hello,

Nice to see that I am not the only one having problem with residency in Poland. It is really dizzying ;( really hours of waiting and no one speaks good English in the offices.

My advice to you is to check Blackbird Expats Service (I think it's located somewhere in the centre of the city), they helped me a lot when I needed the residency papers etc.

My case was really difficult because of my maritial situation but they did it quickly for me. Another thing - I really recommend you Warsaw, I even decided to stay here after my Master's Degree (originally I am from Singapore)

mrcruz27 2 | 8

29 May 2014 / #3

Cheng,

Do u have an email. Would like to contact u

OP sidou 3 | 2

29 May 2014 / #4

Englandsido@gmail
Sido England my facebook thank you

Help me please

Monitor 13 | 1810

30 May 2014 / #5

The admission for the course is enough to apply for VISA, but weather you will get it depends on subjective decision of an official. But I would suggest you to apply for a course which returns money in case VISA was not granted. For example here they say:

The fee might be returnable unless an applicant is unable to get a visa to study at the Centre (after providing a proper document proving this fact).

thinkpoland.org/kursy_jezykowe_i_studia/132,one_year_polish_course_.html

asian_mobility 1 | 2

17 Jan 2018 / #6

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Polish course

I want to study Polish (short course) and getting student visa.
1.Any Language school or college are recommend ?
2.Which city is better to stay and study ?
3.How about Gdansk ?
Please help me. Thank you.