FAQ

NO. Documents that may confirm the possession of funds for subsistence by the student are a traveler's cheque, a certificate of the credit card limit issued by the bank that issued the credit card, a certificate that a foreigner or a person who is dependent on the foreigner has cash in the bank or a cooperative savings and credit union with its registered office in the territory of the Republic of Poland or another Member State of the European Union, a Member State of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) - a party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area or the Swiss Confederation, a document confirming the granting of a domestic or foreign scholarship, a certificate of employment and the amount of earnings of the foreigner or the person on whom the foreigner is dependent.

You can apply for a uniform temporary residence and work permit.

You can apply for a temporary residence permit due to looking for a job as a university graduate immediately after graduation, when you are looking for a job in Poland.

Yes. The status of a full-time student entitles you to work without a work permit.

YES. The annotation "student" is placed on the residence card in the case of a permit granted for studies, i.e. pursuant to Art. 144 of the Act on Foreigners.

However, a foreigner who has a temporary residence permit in the Republic of Poland granted in connection with the circumstances referred to in Art. 144 UoC.