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Please kindly help me with these questions;

Can I simultaneously apply for legislation and visa at the same time.
Wat d range amount can I sponsor have in his/her account.
I will appreciate ur response.

opaniyi12:
Please kindly help me with these questions;

Can I simultaneously apply for legislation and visa at the same time.
Wat d range amount can I sponsor have in his/her account.
I will appreciate ur response.

NO, you can't!
Its legalisation before before visa.
As for the range, I don't know specific figur but there should be millions inside the account.

opaniyi12:
Please kindly help me with these questions;

Can I simultaneously apply for legislation and visa at the same time.
Wat d range amount can I sponsor have in his/her account.
I will appreciate ur response.

NO, you can't!
Its legalisation before visa.
As for the range, I don't know specific figur but there should be millions inside the account.

Ok ,tanks for ur response.
Can I use to diff accounts from two diff sponsors for visa

opaniyi12:
Ok ,tanks for ur response.
Can I use to diff accounts from two diff sponsors for visa

That will be suspicious

The insurance stuff.
Which insurance company does poland embassy use.
I want to use swisscare, which plans should I book. 3 or 12 months

Hello house,

Pls I want to move to poland for my masters. I need help on if I can get a professional job with my bsc while running the masters program.



I'LL APPRECIATE YOUR CANDID ADVICE

pansophist:
Hello Abbie359

I lived in Poland for over one year in a city called Katowice (feb 2013 - march 2014), its about 1 hour by bus to Krakow but I'm very familiar with Krakow because I fly from there mostly and work there too. About your concerns about Poland or Krakow more specifically, I'll address it below.

True, Poland was a formal communist country, but not the present day Poland, as you might have known that Poland has been in the EU for over 10 years now and it is not hard to notice the drastic changes in the infrstructural level of the country, the amount of poles speaking foreign languages especially English, the numbers of foreigners and exchange student trooping in yearly and the economical growth of the country but this is not to say the country is to be compared with western europe because how would you be able to explain the two million poles that emigrated to UK? not to mention Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, the EU and Americas?

I dont think you will have any problem in Krakow, you just need to apply your common sense like you will do in every other places, you might notice people staring at you sometimes, but its more of curiousity and nothing more. Krakow is one of Poland most diverse city after Warsaw (not sure), There are many Nigerians and Africans there, there are also 100's of foreign student coming as an exchange student every semester, the streets are filled with tourist and many international companies too. You wont feel alone or uncomfortable there in as much you focus on the positive things, you will definitely be fine, I can assure you that. I go home from Parties with friends at 4am, walking the streets very late even alone sometimes and I felt very safe there. I cant tell this for smaller Polish cities but for Krakow, you will definitely not have any problems.

I will advice you you choose Krakow since its in Schengen, and you know what that means, I am sure the tuition fee will be cheaper compare to UK which is not even schengen but again, English degree are more respected than Polish degree. Krakow is a hub to many destinations in EU, you can fly very cheap with Rynnair to many destinations, you can also take bus to different countries if you like travelling, Poland is also very cheap to live in. You can get a nice room in a flat for as low as 500zl, and you might be spending about 1000zl (250e) for rent and food per month depending on how you spend.

Polish people are accomodating and nice, you should try as much as possible to learn their language, it will make you feel very comfortable there, in as much as you try to speak the language, you will notice the amount of openness and interest they will have in you.

I hope I helped, feel free to ask if you stil need more clarifications.
Pansophist

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Good morning house, I just got an admission in University of Poznan (Msc Horticulture) and am hoping to start processing my study visa to Poland as soon as possible but my major worries now is that I actually don't have anyone around me that can put me through the visa processing thou I have been doing some research through google to know the document that I have to submit. I believe I would find someone who knows more about it that's why am throwing this post, please assist me and put me through.
Thanks.
Hope to read from you.

Famocool91:
Good morning house, I just got an admission in University of Poznan (Msc Horticulture) and am hoping to start processing my study visa to Poland as soon as possible but my major worries now is that I actually don't have anyone around me that can put me through the visa processing thou I have been doing some research through google to know the document that I have to submit. I believe I would find someone who knows more about it that's why am throwing this post, please assist me and put me through.
Thanks.
Hope to read from you.

Look through this thread on nairaland, you should be able to get your answers
https://www.nairaland.com/2272115/polish-student-visa

Good morning house, I just got an admission in Poznan university of technology (Msc Construction Engineering mgt) and am hoping to start processing my study visa to Poland as soon as possible but my major worries now is that I actually don't have anyone around me that can put me through the visa processing and also if I have to legalize my documents before visa application . I believe I would find someone who knows more about it that's why am throwing this post, please assist me and put me through.
Thanks.
Hope to read from you.

Hi, I don't mind coming to school there oo. I want to ask, how is their fee like and what's their immigration policy after study

Jenkiky:
Good morning house, I just got an admission in Poznan university of technology (Msc Construction Engineering mgt) and am hoping to start processing my study visa to Poland as soon as possible but my major worries now is that I actually don't have anyone around me that can put me through the visa processing and also if I have to legalize my documents before visa application . I believe I would find someone who knows more about it that's why am throwing this post, please assist me and put me through.
Thanks.
Hope to read from you.

pansophist:
Hello Abbie359

I lived in Poland for over one year in a city called Katowice (feb 2013 - march 2014), its about 1 hour by bus to Krakow but I'm very familiar with Krakow because I fly from there mostly and work there too. About your concerns about Poland or Krakow more specifically, I'll address it below.

True, Poland was a formal communist country, but not the present day Poland, as you might have known that Poland has been in the EU for over 10 years now and it is not hard to notice the drastic changes in the infrstructural level of the country, the amount of poles speaking foreign languages especially English, the numbers of foreigners and exchange student trooping in yearly and the economical growth of the country but this is not to say the country is to be compared with western europe because how would you be able to explain the two million poles that emigrated to UK? not to mention Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, the EU and Americas?

I dont think you will have any problem in Krakow, you just need to apply your common sense like you will do in every other places, you might notice people staring at you sometimes, but its more of curiousity and nothing more. Krakow is one of Poland most diverse city after Warsaw (not sure), There are many Nigerians and Africans there, there are also 100's of foreign student coming as an exchange student every semester, the streets are filled with tourist and many international companies too. You wont feel alone or uncomfortable there in as much you focus on the positive things, you will definitely be fine, I can assure you that. I go home from Parties with friends at 4am, walking the streets very late even alone sometimes and I felt very safe there. I cant tell this for smaller Polish cities but for Krakow, you will definitely not have any problems.

I will advice you you choose Krakow since its in Schengen, and you know what that means, I am sure the tuition fee will be cheaper compare to UK which is not even schengen but again, English degree are more respected than Polish degree. Krakow is a hub to many destinations in EU, you can fly very cheap with Rynnair to many destinations, you can also take bus to different countries if you like travelling, Poland is also very cheap to live in. You can get a nice room in a flat for as low as 500zl, and you might be spending about 1000zl (250e) for rent and food per month depending on how you spend.

Polish people are accomodating and nice, you should try as much as possible to learn their language, it will make you feel very comfortable there, in as much as you try to speak the language, you will notice the amount of openness and interest they will have in you.

I hope I helped, feel free to ask if you stil need more clarifications.
Pansophist

I sent a mail sir... I'll be very glad you reply sir

Please,I want to study in Lublin, Poland. Am going by mid February. Pls,how do I get money transferred to me from Nigeria?
Thank you.

arikeolu:
Please,I want to study in Lublin, Poland. Am going by mid February. Pls,how do I get money transferred to me from Nigeria?
Thank you.

How did you apply?
I'm trying to process katolicki uniwersytet lubelski too

Does Poznan university of technology accept letter of english proficiency from undergraduate school for master students...I didn't see anything of such on there website,i just saw list of certificates as english language requirements.

I anticipate your responses

tobianodino:
How did you apply?
I'm trying to process katolicki uniwersytet lubelski too

I am also applying for this school any information please

arikeolu:
Please,I want to study in Lublin, Poland. Am going by mid February. Pls,how do I get money transferred to me from Nigeria?
Thank you.

Hello im also applying for this school i would love to get some idea about the school i would be very glad to hear from you thank you

Cypherhendrix:
I am also applying for this school any information please

I have switched to Opole cos I couldn't meet up with the admission

tobianodino:
I have switched to Opole cos I couldn't meet up with the admission

So how far with it