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lindasweden:
A lot of people got their visas with N2 million (self-funded) because their tuition fees and accommodation appeared to be one of the cheapest in Poland. If you really understand the information on the Polish embassy website you would understand how easy it is to do it yourself. It is not all about a huge amount of money, but it is all about personalizing the calculation of the figures on the polish embassy website.

For example, the website states that:
7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN):

To personalize this according to your university, say the University of Opole,
return trip PLN 2,500 + Uni Opole student hostel PLN 390 per month X 12 months = PLN 4680 + living expenses PLN 701 per month X 12 months = PLN 8412. When you add all together the result will be = PLN 15592.
Using www.xe.com website PLN 1 = N112. So 15592 X 112 = N1,731,937.72Kobo
Source: Polish Embassy website. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa

You see that it is not even up to 2 million naira. The above explanation is only going to favor the University of Opole admitted students if self-funded. The amount is expected to increase if someone is sponsoring you because that person is expected to have some money for himself after sponsoring you. This is what the polish embassy automatically expects you to know after reading their funding aspect.

Therefore, if you have read over and over this platform and didn't find the solution, have you read over and over the Polish embassy website?
Thanks.

Cypherhendrix:
I just got admitted into university of opole

Faculty of philology

lindasweden:
A lot of people got their visas with N2 million (self-funded) because their tuition fees and accommodation appeared to be one of the cheapest in Poland.

lindasweden:
Congratulations! But I think you have to pay your first-semester tuition fee first, make arrangements for accommodation, and arrange your credit card certificate thing with the first bank or other banks with other required documents before booking an appointment with the embassy. Check the Polish embassy website below;

https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa

Thank you

tobianodino:
Admission list has been dropped?

tobianodino:
If you will be applying next year apply to this school "katolicki uniwersytet lubelski jana pawła" it is the most cheapest university in Poland but there's limited space...I had issues with Nigeria Police, that's why I didn't apply

whitewalker01:
Wow this is a nice break down for someone like me admitted into Uni opole...good one Linda..btw are you in Uni opole or you just happen to know about schools in Poland? �

feclela:
Please I need help on this

whitewalker01:
Congratulations bruh...same as you..same faculty...so what steps have you taken now?

xsayberries:
Can I withdraw the funds as soon as the visa process is over? Kindly suggest a bank branch that can do this thank you

Cypherhendrix:
Just trying to get the tuition
You can drop a mail bro

Mayorsmart02:
Hello my people of God. I am new on Poland admission process and I will like to be put through on how to fill in an application form of the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań

On my first screenshot, I will like you to help read the second point on the document from abroad. In my own opinion, I think I don't need to legalize at polish embassy again since International Relations in this school uses English as a language of instruction. I need answer, please !

Suremarcus1:
. You would have seen the answer to your question, lot of answers if you really read through the thread. These things have been answered over and over... But well you can find the answers to your question, if you check up the embassy website.. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en. Goodluck

lindasweden:
Follow the instructions on the Polish embassy website and do as it instructs. Regarding the funding, remember to also add the cost of the accommodation that you have secured by multiplying the monthly cost by 12. Below is what it says in terms of funding;

7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN):

a) Traveler's check;

b) Original certificate of a credit card limit issued by the bank that issued the credit card;

c) Original certificate of cash in a bank having its registered office in the territory of the Republic of Poland;

d) Document confirming the granting of a national or foreign scholarship;

e) Original certificate of employment and amount of earnings;

f) Original letter of sponsorship confirmed by a notary public - if the applicant does not finance his/her stay in Poland. The sponsor confirms the possession of funds to cover the costs of return travel and the costs of the applicant's stay in Poland on the basis of the documents listed in point a, b, c or e.

Reference:
https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa

yourshopkwikguy:
which school is that boss and what course?

Cmade1:
Why do people always choose to go to un popular cities in Poland, and not popular cities like Warsaw ?? Since am in this group ive not heard someone talking about studying in Warsaw! Why ? Is there a problem with that city ? Please let me know .

I will love to school in Warsaw because I think there are many job opportunities there . What do you guys think about Warsaw?

Cypherhendrix:
Yes I got my admission day before yesterday

Cmade1:
Hello , it is still me from Cameroun . I don’t understand. Some schools demand legalisation of documents. Does it mean I should make a first travel to Nigeria for legalisation at the embassy there and then I postulate to the university , and later travel again to Nigeria when accepted by the school for visa ?

lindasweden:
A lot of people got their visas with N2 million (self-funded) because their tuition fees and accommodation appeared to be one of the cheapest in Poland. If you really understand the information on the Polish embassy website you would understand how easy it is to do it yourself. It is not all about a huge amount of money, but it is all about personalizing the calculation of the figures on the polish embassy website.

For example, the website states that:
7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN):

To personalize this according to your university, say the University of Opole,
return trip PLN 2,500 + Uni Opole student hostel PLN 390 per month X 12 months = PLN 4680 + living expenses PLN 701 per month X 12 months = PLN 8412. When you add all together the result will be = PLN 15592.
Using www.xe.com website PLN 1 = N112. So 15592 X 112 = N1,731,937.72Kobo
Source: Polish Embassy website. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa

You see that it is not even up to 2 million naira. The above explanation is only going to favor the University of Opole admitted students if self-funded. The amount is expected to increase if someone is sponsoring you because that person is expected to have some money for himself after sponsoring you. This is what the polish embassy automatically expects you to know after reading their funding aspect.

Therefore, if you had read over and over this platform and didn't find the solution, have you read over and over the Polish embassy website?
Thanks.

mazinaija:
For 2 years msc programme.i assumed the multiplier should be 24 and not 12 for accommodation and monthly living expenses

xsayberries:
Good morning All please anyone with information on how to get good dormitory in Poznan,kindly recommend,conducive and affordable please thanks

lindasweden:
A lot of people got their visas with N2 million (self-funded) because their tuition fees and accommodation appeared to be one of the cheapest in Poland. If you really understand the information on the Polish embassy website you would understand how easy it is to do it yourself. It is not all about a huge amount of money, but it is all about personalizing the calculation of the figures on the polish embassy website.

For example, the website states that:
7. Documents confirming the possession of financial resources to cover the costs of return travel and costs of stay in Poland (to be selected from the list - there is no obligation to present all of them). The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: 1) PLN 2 500 for the return trip, 2) the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement, 3) PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8 412 PLN):

To personalize this according to your university, say the University of Opole,
return trip PLN 2,500 + Uni Opole student hostel PLN 390 per month X 12 months = PLN 4680 + living expenses PLN 701 per month X 12 months = PLN 8412. When you add all together the result will be = PLN 15592.
Using www.xe.com website PLN 1 = N112. So 15592 X 112 = N1,731,937.72Kobo
Source: Polish Embassy website. https://www.gov.pl/web/nigeria-en/d-type-national-visa

You see that it is not even up to 2 million naira. The above explanation is only going to favor the University of Opole admitted students if self-funded. The amount is expected to increase if someone is sponsoring you because that person is expected to have some money for himself after sponsoring you. This is what the polish embassy automatically expects you to know after reading their funding aspect.

Therefore, if you had read over and over this platform and didn't find the solution, have you read over and over the Polish embassy website?
Thanks.

tobianodino:
Opole
English in Public Communication, full-time English BA programme

Cmade1:
Why do people always choose to go to un popular cities in Poland, and not popular cities like Warsaw ?? Since am in this group ive not heard someone talking about studying in Warsaw! Why ? Is there a problem with that city ? Please let me know .

I will love to school in Warsaw because I think there are many job opportunities there . What do you guys think about Warsaw?

tobianodino:
Sorry when did you apply?

tobianodino:
One more thing, a close friend in Poland once informed me to always apply unpopular courses due to surge like that cheap university I posted earlier..the required admission limit is 15 per course

Opole is 70

sKeetz:
Please guys how do i pay the application for university of opole as there is no option for an online payment.