fasanmioo:
Hello everyone...

Kindly explain how to go about the health insurance. Since it's among the documents needed to submit at the embassy.

Thanks so much.

@ fasanmioo,

Travel/health insurance is one of the mandatory documents to be submitted at the Polish embassy for visa processing. The premium (cost) depends on the numbers of days/months for the intended trip.

THE SCOPE OF COVER INCLUDES:
1. MEDICAL EXPENSES & REPATRIATION
2. PERSONAL ACCIDENT
3. LOSS OF CHECKED-IN BAGGAGE
4. DELAY OF CHECKED-IN BAGGAGE
5. LOSS OF PASSPORT
6. PERSONAL LIABILITY
7. HIJACK DISTRESS ALLOWANCE

OTHER BENEFITS:
A. Financial Emergency Assistance
B. Travel Delay
C. Trip Cancellation & Interruption
D. Bounced Booking - Hotel and Airlines

NOTE:

1. It's advisable to take out travel insurance, regardless of where you're travelling to.
2. All the Schengen countries have mandatory travel insurance as a requirement.
3. Embassies only recognize/accept Travel Insurance from few selected insurance companies, so don’t just go & pick up travel insurance from unacceptable insurance companies. You can be refused visa for that.

Cornerstone Travel Insurance certificate is accepted by all consulates and embassies representing countries in the Schengen area and it also guarantees a coverage of up to 30,000 euros in conformity with the European directive.

Kindly check signature for contact details.

Best regards

GYZSERVICES1:


@ fasanmioo,

Travel/health insurance is one of the mandatory documents to be submitted at the Polish embassy for visa processing. The premium (cost) depends on the numbers of days/months for the intended trip.

THE SCOPE OF COVER INCLUDES:
1. MEDICAL EXPENSES & REPATRIATION
2. PERSONAL ACCIDENT
3. LOSS OF CHECKED-IN BAGGAGE
4. DELAY OF CHECKED-IN BAGGAGE
5. LOSS OF PASSPORT
6. PERSONAL LIABILITY
7. HIJACK DISTRESS ALLOWANCE

OTHER BENEFITS:
A. Financial Emergency Assistance
B. Travel Delay
C. Trip Cancellation & Interruption
D. Bounced Booking - Hotel and Airlines

NOTE:

1. It's advisable to take out travel insurance, regardless of where you're travelling to.
2. All the Schengen countries have mandatory travel insurance as a requirement.
3. Embassies only recognize/accept Travel Insurance from few selected insurance companies, so don’t just go & pick up travel insurance from unacceptable insurance companies. You can be refused visa for that.

Cornerstone Travel Insurance certificate is accepted by all consulates and embassies representing countries in the Schengen area and it also guarantees a coverage of up to 30,000 euros in conformity with the European directive.

Kindly check signature for contact details.

Best regards

Are u saying its only Cornerstone Travel Insurance is accpeted by the embassy? Gurus in the house how true is this?

Freshprince777:


Are u saying its only Cornerstone Travel Insurance is accpeted by the embassy? Gurus in the house how true is this?

You can use any company

In as much it is reputable and genuine

Freshprince777:


Are u saying its only Cornerstone Travel Insurance is accpeted by the embassy? Gurus in the house how true is this?

Nope. There are very good insurance companies that issue travel insurance that are accepted at the various embassies and consulates in Nigeria.

However, I mentioned Cornerstone Insurance because I am sure of it.

Best regards

Greetings to everyone who's contributed to the progress of this discussion.
Please, since the Polish embassy reopened in Nigeria two months ago, has anyone who did their visa interview been issued visa?
I'm asking cos it seems these people are not issuing visas yet but simply giving out appointment dates to we Nigerians.
If you did your visa interview since the embassy reopened in August and you've gotten your visa, please indicate so as to give some of us hope.

Hello, I am trying to run my documents through the ministry of education in Krakow, Poland. Is there a possibility I can do it from Nigeria? Or there has to be someone physically there.

Some ppl have gotten their visa. I met two of them today. Be positive

Pls who got dates today.

I got a date.. Thank the Lord Jesus..let's keep trying guys

Lind2:
Some ppl have gotten their visa. I met two of them today. Be positive

I appreciate your motivation. I will be glad if you could share a little insight about these people who got their visa already; How many days did they have to wait from the date of their embassy appointment (or from the date of submitting additional documents) before they got the visa?

Good day everyone, thanks for your contributions. I am a Nigerian but based in Germany. My junior brother is processing his polish student visa but unlike German stvs, I find the polish process a lot more confusing with different information for the same question.
Some people say u can self-sponsor, some said no, some said only for Msc guys, some said it's the same checklist for both MSc and BSc so it should work.
Please, I Would like to ask;

Going for bachelors, can one use a self-sponsored CC? If yes, how much (Please only answers from guys who had done it before)
If no; What are the other options aside from payslips?

Thank you all as I look forward to direct and concrete answers.

Dankeschön

Good day eveyone.

I intend pursuing my doctorate degree in poland.
From the schools I've checked, certificates with Legalization is required.
Can I get that done at the ministry of Education in Ibadan as I'm currently based here?

Also, my MSc certificate isn't ready, only the SOR, will that be accepted?

Pls can somebody be of help...I have been calling the assigned ## for visa appointment for over 4 Thursday. All I heard is the number you have called is not reachable and later switched off. Please, anyone who has booked should tell us how and probably from which network. Many thanx.

NB : Please you called in around what time

No, the ministry will still send the certificate to Abuja so it's better you go to Abuja yourself. To save time, funds and plenty stories.

SOR and transcript will be accepted

benedictuyi:
Good day eveyone.

I intend pursuing my doctorate degree in poland.
From the schools I've checked, certificates with Legalization is required.
Can I get that done at the ministry of Education in Ibadan as I'm currently based here?

Also, my MSc certificate isn't ready, only the SOR, will that be accepted?

DogLordNigeria:
i also got admission into Vistula university. sorry can we chat privately to keep in touch

How many courses did you apply for at the same time? If more than one, please did you pay total of €200 application fee for more than one?

felixcoozy:


I got admission to Vistula University in Warsaw 3 days ago.
Resumption date is February next year.

How many courses did you apply for at the same time? If more than one, please did you pay total of €200 application fee for more than one?

lexdino:

I appreciate your motivation. I will be glad if you could share a little insight about these people who got their visa already; How many days did they have to wait from the date of their embassy appointment (or from the date of submitting additional documents) before they got the visa?

I believe it takes a month basically for most.

Amanee:
No, the ministry will still send the certificate to Abuja so it's better you go to Abuja yourself. To save time, funds and plenty stories.

SOR and transcript will be accepted

Thanks for your response

Babaibe:
Pls can somebody be of help...I have been calling the assigned ## for visa appointment for over 4 Thursday. All I heard is the number you have called is not reachable and later switched off. Please, anyone who has booked should tell us how and probably from which network. Many thanx.

NB : Please you called in around what time

oga keep calling is not about network, is by grace God

Babaibe:
Pls can somebody be of help...I have been calling the assigned ## for visa appointment for over 4 Thursday. All I heard is the number you have called is not reachable and later switched off. Please, anyone who has booked should tell us how and probably from which network. Many thanx.

NB : Please you called in around what time

Stop worrying and be positive.get etisalat sim card that starts with 0809,download redial app..God go help us

manneger2:
oga keep calling is not about network, is by grace God

Many thanx bro

lexdino:
Greetings to everyone who's contributed to the progress of this discussion.
Please, since the Polish embassy reopened in Nigeria two months ago, has anyone who did their visa interview been issued visa?
I'm asking cos it seems these people are not issuing visas yet but simply giving out appointment dates to we Nigerians.
If you did your visa interview since the embassy reopened in August and you've gotten your visa, please indicate so as to give some of us hope.

I was at the embassy on Tuesday about 4 person got visa and about 3 got rejected.

Please I need someone who can help me with financial document, employment certificate or certificate of credit card limit. thanks.

Wazzaowner:


I was at the embassy on Tuesday about 4 person got visa and about 3 got rejected.

About 3 got rejected?
After all the stress?
The anxiety is overwhelming. Can't imagine getting a rejection now after all the stress, expenses and disappointments.
Lawd airpause oo

Wazzaowner:


I was at the embassy on Tuesday about 4 person got visa and about 3 got rejected.

Can you explain why they were rejected...and ppl that got what did they do to earn that?

I was at the embassy on Tuesday about 4 person got visa and about 3 got rejected.



Sorry can you tell us why those three got rejection? And those four that got visa is it credit card they use?

Bawz007:
Good day everyone, thanks for your contributions. I am a Nigerian but based in Germany. My junior brother is processing his polish student visa but unlike German stvs, I find the polish process a lot more confusing with different information for the same question.
Some people say u can self-sponsor, some said no, some said only for Msc guys, some said it's the same checklist for both MSc and BSc so it should work.
Please, I Would like to ask;

Going for bachelors, can one use a self-sponsored CC? If yes, how much (Please only answers from guys who had done it before)
If no; What are the other options aside from payslips?

Thank you all as I look forward to direct and concrete answers.

Dankeschön

Your caveat (the part I bolded) is kind of bossy and may be demeaning on those still waiting for visa appointment date.

Here are your answers:
1. Yes you can use a self-sponsored CC (you may be questioned about your source of income at the embassy though)

2. The minimum required amount of financial resources is as follows: PLN 2,500 for the return trip + the cost of accommodation shown on the basis of hotel or rental agreement + PLN 701 for each month of stay (PLN 701 x 12 months = 8,412 PLN). Add those 3 costs together and you should have the minimum credit limit you should have on your CC.

Maize621:
This question has since been answered on this thread, So many questions are being asked repeatedly because the questioner find it stressful reading from page one, Take out time to read trust me it will be for your own good because we the respondent did same that’s the reason we are able to give answers to your questions meanwhile the Polish embassy doesn’t accept bank statement except you are applying for a tourist visa it’s either a credit card certificate or a payslip.

Please, are you sure about the credit card certificate? I just got Msc admission To Vistula University and I’m sufficiently funding my bank account to present at the embassy.