
Earn an EU-recognized degree with low tuition, low living costs and hundreds of English-taught programs. MaxOn Global Consultants guides you from admission to your residence card.
Main intakes
Bachelor’s tuition / year
Needed to work as a student
Post-study job search
Poland combines low tuition, low living costs and hundreds of English-taught programs within the EU.
We help you shortlist universities that match your profile and budget.
Book a free consultation — in person or online.
Receive your acceptance letter and pay your tuition.
Arrange funds, insurance, accommodation and attestation.
Submit your national visa application at the Polish embassy.
Collect your visa and fly to Poland.
Apply for a temporary residence card at the voivodeship office.
Typical annual costs for non-EU students. Fees are set by each university and vary by program.
per year (typical)
per year (typical)
per year · varies by university
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| Dormitory | €60–150 per month · private flats €250–750 |
| National (D) student visa | €80 |
| Temporary residence card | PLN 340 + PLN 50 for the card |
| Proof of funds | Often around PLN 8,000 or more |
| Health insurance | Minimum €30,000 cover for the visa |
| Utilities (off-campus) | About €155 per month |
Private universities may charge more. Figures as of October 2026 — always confirm with your university and the Polish embassy.
A typical checklist for Pakistani students. Exact requirements vary by university and personal circumstances.
Meet your counsellor in person or online.
Help with your D-visa file for the embassy in Islamabad.
Your first consultation is completely free.
From shortlisting to arrival in Poland.
Funding options Pakistani students often explore. Eligibility and deadlines change each year — we’ll check the latest details with you.
Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange programs for international students.
Rector’s and merit scholarships at many universities.
Early-payment and merit discounts at some private universities.
Yes. Poland is an EU member state and follows the Bologna system, so degrees are recognized across Europe.
Yes. Hundreds of programs are taught in English, including medicine, engineering, computer science and business.
Full-time students at Polish universities can work without a separate work permit. You’ll usually need a PESEL number and a bank account.
Bachelor’s about €500–6,000 per year, master’s €1,000–8,000; medicine and dentistry €10,000–15,000+.
October is the main intake, with February for some programs. Many deadlines fall between May and July.
At the Polish embassy in Islamabad. Book your appointment as soon as you receive your acceptance.
Graduates may apply for a temporary residence permit of up to 9 months to look for work.
No. Decisions are made by universities and Polish authorities. We help you prepare the strongest possible application.
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