LAGirl 9 | 496 9 Mar 2010 #1Hi would like some advice. I am going to Poland for 6 weeks from July to the end of August. I was woundering,do I need a visa to go to Poland? what documents do I need and is a passport enough? what to show to immagration at the airport in Warsaw? Thanks
Amanda91 1 | 135 9 Mar 2010 #2I can only tell you that when we went to Poland back in Oct.2003, we didn't need any visa.
beelzebub - | 444 9 Mar 2010 #3Assuming you are American you get a 90 day tourist stamp at the border. Only need valid passport.
Amanda91 1 | 135 9 Mar 2010 #4a 90 day tourist stamp at the borderit's funny but we didn't even get that. They just looked at the passports and let us go.
beelzebub - | 444 9 Mar 2010 #5When coming from outside the EU? Weird. There would be no way to prove how long you had been in Schengen without it. But I didn't get stamps on the train often in the old days when you had to cross eveery 3 months. Who knows.
Amanda91 1 | 135 9 Mar 2010 #6When coming from outside the EU?no, like I said we lived in Germany to that time.
beelzebub - | 444 9 Mar 2010 #7Ah ok....that would make sense as there are no stamps within the "border" of Schengen. But I can see it causing you a problem when trying to get out as you can't prove how long you had been there unless you had a residence card or something else for DE.Guess I should have been clear and said you get the 90 day stamp at the first border your cross entering Schengen. If you are flying direct to Warsaw it would be there.
Amanda91 1 | 135 9 Mar 2010 #8a residence card or something else for DEeven better, my dad's mom is from Germany. :-)
beelzebub - | 444 9 Mar 2010 #9I don't think you can carry a grandma across as proof of residence ;) Her head wouldn't fit in the document scanner :P
Amanda91 1 | 135 9 Mar 2010 #10I don't think you can carry a grandma across as proof of residence ;)I can, lol Since my grandpa passed away back in 1986, she's back to Germany and lives in Bremen.
beelzebub - | 444 9 Mar 2010 #11When I first glanced at the post I thought it said GRANDMA passed away and imagined you carrying her ashes across. I felt bad for a second ;)
opts 10 | 260 9 Mar 2010 #12I was woundering,do I need a visa to go to Poland?You do need a visa if you are Polish. :)
OP LAGirl 9 | 496 10 Mar 2010 #16Hi guys. I booked my ticket today will be flying and stopping in Amsterdam first then to Warsaw. they said I only needed my passport if I was staying 90 or under 90 days. passport and ID I have.I am excited to go.
Amanda91 1 | 135 10 Mar 2010 #17I am excited to go.I wonder if you'll be excited to come back like I was after staying in Poland for a while :-). Then again I believe, the circumstances are different.
OP LAGirl 9 | 496 10 Mar 2010 #18MMM I will always be happy to come no matter where I go.I was in the UK 6 years ago today and was happy to come back home, but its always nice to travel.
yessamien 14 May 2014 #19Merged: Do I need a visa to visit Poland for a holiday? I am from the Phillipineshi hope you going to help me here by the way im yessamien from philippines i have friend who is polish she want me to take vacation there for one month im going to stay with her for one month.my question is do i need visa for staying there or invitation?how much it cost?how long the processing for that?what are all requirements going there?plz i really need your help this is my email lyka.alino@yahoo hope u going to help me as soon as possible thank you...
Monitor 14 | 1,818 15 May 2014 #20Do Philippines need Visa to Poland?msz.gov.pl/en/travel_to_poland/entering_poland/visa_fr ee/visa_free_countriesYes.how much it cost?how long the processing for that?Ask in embassy. But it seems that Malaysian embassy is responsible for Philippine.