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Glowigreatness:
Thank you so much

Toha22:
Please can O reach out to you via Whatsapp??

zrocky:
sorry I don't give out my personal number. Leave your message here

Update4real:
From my visit to Poland Embassy, I see the level of issuance of study visa have improved.

Update4real:
From my visit to Poland Embassy, I see the level of issuance of study visa have improved.

Lance008:
Boss I wanted going for an IT course in Poznań and the tuition fee for semester is 1600euro can I be able to work and pay my fees
Thanks for the information you have been given

MrAAA2:
They open appointments 9:30 am of every last Monday of the month.
I don't know how many but it's so few. I managed to see one today but before I could click, it was gone.
Nigeria is responsible for I think 2 other countries too.
I believe the dates are just too few for 3 countries or it's racketeered, the latter is likely the case.

Graham340:
Hi. Is this for legalisation or visa appointment?

tobianodino:
Update my people
Any update on appointment?
Is Poland good to try again now?

freedomtours:
Bulgaria and Poland shd be your focused.
The sch are a bit cheap and they have high rate of visa approval.

sewenbigboi:
But we’ve seen people here complaining about Poland high rate of visa refusal sir
Or is it a lie?

Onorie:
Others rejections are not yours. Don't project other people's denials on yourself. Your case might be different. I am a testament that grace differ.

Henry1200:
Hello guys,
I am new for this poland study route.
Please i have some questions.
School: University of Warsaw.
1. What is the visa application fee (I saw €135 online)
2. How did you guys show living expense and how much is it (Do you need to do POF? if yes whats the duration?)
3. I saw something about medical insurance on the embassy website (How do i take care of it?)


Hello Henry I’m also new line you and very confused can I send a WhatsApp message to you or an email let’s try and navigate it together
4. They also wrote flight evidence (both going and return) as part of the documents to submit. Please i need more explanation here, do i need to book return flight before applying for visa?
5. About accommodation how do i take care of it as i saw they listed it as part of the evidence to show.

Any other viable information please share.



I did really be counting on your assistance.
Thank you 🙏

QuinieR:
I was denied of student visa of Poland today, I am not myself since morning. An agent told me I can appeal, pls what’s are my chances of getting my visa after appealing for no 10. Sch gave me till March 31st to resume. Pls guys I need ur help nd information.

Blessingsssz:
Hello please I’m new on this Poland visa route. I’m coming to Poznan university of life sciences by October. Please I need informations on proof of funding, how much do I need, how do I prove the money and should the money be in my account or my sponsor’s account? Someone said i should open a credit account and put the money in there I don’t know if that’s correct. Please I’ll appreciate all the help I can get with these questions

Blessingsssz:
Hello please I’m new on this Poland visa route. I’m coming to Poznan university of life sciences by October. Please I need informations on proof of funding, how much do I need, how do I prove the money and should the money be in my account or my sponsor’s account? Someone said i should open a credit account and put the money in there I don’t know if that’s correct. Please I’ll appreciate all the help I can get with these questions

freedomtours:
To demonstrate ties to your home country for a Poland schengen and European countries visa application, provide documents showing strong connections that indicate your intention to return. These may include:

*Professional ties:*

1. Employment contract
2. Letter from employer confirming employment and leave
3. Pay slips
4. Business registration documents (if self-employed)

*Family ties:*

1. Marriage certificate
2. Birth certificates of children
3. Documents proving family ownership of property
4. Proof of family business

*Financial ties:*

1. Bank statements showing significant savings
2. Property deed or mortgage documents
3. Investment documents
4. Tax returns

*Social ties:*

1. Documents proving membership in social organizations
2. Letters from community leaders or authorities
3. Proof of ongoing studies

*Other documents:*

1. Return ticket or travel itinerary
2. Proof of assets or investments in your home country
3. Documented plans for future activities in your home country

*Poland-specific requirements:*

1. A written declaration stating your intention to return (may be requested by the embassy/consulate)
2. Proof of language proficiency in your native language or English

*Tips:*

1. Translate documents into Polish or English.
2. Authenticate documents with relevant authorities.
3. Provide original documents and photocopies.
4. Ensure documents are up-to-date.

*Case-specific documentation:*

Depending on your individual circumstances, additional documents may be required.

For students:
- Admission letter
- Scholarship documents

For entrepreneurs:
- Business plan
- Company financial statements

For retirees:
- Pension documents
- Proof of financial support

*Consult:*

1. Polish Embassy or Consulate website
2. Visa application centers
3. Immigration lawyers or consultants

Remember, the specific documents required may vary depending on your nationality, visa type, and individual circumstances.

IMPORTANCE OF ECONMIC AND SOCIAL TIES TO HOME COUNTRY TO GETTING VISA APPROVAL
Do you know that the purpose of the property documents and valuation reports is to justify your economic status and home tie status,
which account for over 30% of getting visa approval, this are aspect that most visa application fails to tackle which need to visa refusal.


Proof of Funds: A Comprehensive Guide

Proof of funds is a document required by immigration authorities, educational institutions, and other organizations to demonstrate an individual's financial capability.

Purpose:

1. Ensure applicants have sufficient funds for living expenses, tuition fees, and other costs.
2. Verify the source of funds to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.

Types of Proof of Funds:

1. Bank Statements
2. Savings Accounts
3. Fixed Deposit Certificates
4. Income Certificates
5. Tax Returns
6. Scholarship Awards
7. Sponsorship Letters
8. Financial Aid Awards

Requirements:

1. Recent documents (3-6 months)
2. Official letterhead or stamp
3. Signature of bank/financial institution representative
4. Clear indication of account holder's name and account balance
5. Translation (if document is not in English)

Acceptable Accounts:

1. Checking accounts
2. Savings accounts
3. Fixed deposit accounts
4. Money market accounts

Unacceptable Accounts:

1. Credit card statements
2. Loan accounts
3. Overdraft facilities
4. Investments with variable returns
Tips:

1. Ensure documents are up-to-date.
2. Verify requirements with relevant authorities.
3. Translate documents (if necessary).
4. Authenticate documents with relevant authorities.
5. Provide original documents and photocopies.

Consequences of Insufficient Proof:

1. Visa rejection
2. Application denial
3. Delayed processing

Consult:

1. Travel Immigration Experts
2. Financial advisors
3. Educational institutions
4. Embassy or consulate websites

Gennyn:
I had an interview withthe Polish Embassy in June, was denied based on Number 10. Not one person got Visa amongst those of us that interviewed that day and neither did anyone on the day I came to appeal.
After my appeal, which I made sure I did everything right, I still got rejected.
Not also a single person got Visa on the same date.
This is what someone told me about the system which is out to exploit Nigerians instead of coming out to say they are not granting Visas to Nigerians.

"I spoke with a Polish authority asking why many applicants from Nigeria are denied visas to Poland. I was told that Nigerians have given the country a bad image - Internet crime, forgery, crimes, prostitution etc. And many of these Nigerians relocated from Ukraine. Infact the embassies are encouraged not to grant 95% applicants entry".

At this point I think applying is waste of funds.

Good luck u all