Student Visa to Poland?
Dear all, I have one friend from Thailand who has got student visa in Poland for 5 months. Therfore, I would like to ask some questions about his matter: 1.He told me about his visa in his passport that he has got 5-month visa, is it true? As far as I know, but not so sure, normally student visa(type D) will firstly issued for 3 months then he or she has to renew his or her visa when they arrive one of the country in Europe. 2.With this visa, could he go travelling to another country in Europe? 3.If he would like to change to study in other countries in Europe. is there any possibility? Or, he has to go back to Thailand to apply for visa to the country he would like to go to studying. Finally, if there any more information useful regarding to student visa, I would like to know it too, just for my own knowledge. Thank you very much for your help and kindness.
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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(1) Not sure about the 5 months. You will have to contact Polish embassy in Thailand about that. (2) Yes, you can travel to any other country in the European Union area with the exception of Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Romania, Bulgaria, the United Kingdom and Ireland. You will need to apply for visas to visit those nations. Also you will require visas for non-European Union nations such as Turkey, Albania, Serbia, etc. (3) To study in another country, you will have to submit a new application with the country where he'll want to study in now. He can do that at that nation's embassy in Warsaw. No need to return to Thailand. Contact info: EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND IN THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND 100/81-82, Vongvanij Building B, 25th Floor, Rama 9 Road, Huaykwang District, Bangkok 10310 Tel. (+66) 2-645-0367/9 Fax (+66) 2-645-0365
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
What should I present about Poland for foreign students?
What should I present about Poland for foreign students?
Hi I'm Pawel from Poland. I'm going to Romania for 3 months and for sure I will be asked to make a presentation of Poland for Romanian students. In order to prepare I ask you for advice. What do you know about Poland and what would you like to get to know at such a presentation? The presentation will be about 30 min and I will be using probably PowerPoint. Looking forward to hear from you
Other - Society & Culture - 1 Answers
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poland food, something that goes woih Poland traditions. Just memorable.
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Hi I'm Pawel from Poland. I'm going to Romania for 3 months and for sure I will be asked to make a presentation of Poland for Romanian students. In order to prepare I ask you for advice. What do you know about Poland and what would you like to get to know at such a presentation? The presentation will be about 30 min and I will be using probably PowerPoint. Looking forward to hear from you
Other - Society & Culture - 1 Answers
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poland food, something that goes woih Poland traditions. Just memorable.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Student discounts in Poland?
Student discounts in Poland?
I was born in Poland, but I live in the USA. I started college this year in the USA and I have a university ID card. Can I get discounts for things like bus&tram&train tickets, or movie theater tickets, in Poland? Or do I need to be studying in Poland? My ID has my (polish) name, picture, name of school (----- University), and the word STUDENT.
Poland - 3 Answers
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I do not know if you have ISIC card..but it really helps..if not you can get it really cheap.Enjoy
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you yankee card is valid in the us only. you will have to apply for a polish one to get the benefits which are avaliable to students in poland.
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it wont work in poland i tried that last year it will work only in USA you will have to study in poland to have discount of bus/train tickets i was also born in poland i lived there for 14 years 3 years ago i moved to USA
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I was born in Poland, but I live in the USA. I started college this year in the USA and I have a university ID card. Can I get discounts for things like bus&tram&train tickets, or movie theater tickets, in Poland? Or do I need to be studying in Poland? My ID has my (polish) name, picture, name of school (----- University), and the word STUDENT.
Poland - 3 Answers
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I do not know if you have ISIC card..but it really helps..if not you can get it really cheap.Enjoy
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you yankee card is valid in the us only. you will have to apply for a polish one to get the benefits which are avaliable to students in poland.
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it wont work in poland i tried that last year it will work only in USA you will have to study in poland to have discount of bus/train tickets i was also born in poland i lived there for 14 years 3 years ago i moved to USA
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Hi Im student sociology of Poland, University of Lodz, my interested theme "sandwich generation". In Poland li
Hi Im student sociology of Poland, University of Lodz, my interested theme "sandwich generation". In Poland li
Hi Im student sociology of Poland, University of Lodz, my interested theme "sandwich generation". In Poland little deskribe, i have more know on the subject. Maybe who help me :) Kasia hello I want books/pdf/ for subject generation middle two generation(sandwich generation). I me country little information for this generation.
Poland - 1 Answers
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I'm a student of sociology in the UK. A sandwich generation is basically a society that has a higher population of elderly. They have to take care of their elderly parents and raise children at the same time. this happens in countries where the mortality age is usually 75-80 years. I included a link a bit more about it.
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Exchange Student in Poland?
Exchange Student in Poland?
Hey, I am a 15 year old male going considering becoming an exchange student in Poland for a year. I really want to go to a European contry and learn a new language(be conversationaly fluent) Only problem is I don't know if I'll persevere and study the language really hard. I hear Polish is realy hard, and I do not want to go to a country and come back not conversationally fluent( i didnt say fluent, so i dont wanna all those fluent retards who keep arguing over the defination of fluency) So would you recommend poland? i hear the kids are kinda immature, how would they react to a american exchange student? And a year in Poland, would I be pretty good? is it that hard to learn? any tips? thanks! (btw talked to a guy who went for exchange there, came back conversationly fluent, could read harry potter,etc) but i want to ehar more cases!
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Rotary would be good for you, I think. Here's a helpful forum. http://www.cultures-shocked.org/forum/?
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Hi! You should look into the top three programs -- AFS, YFU and Rotary Exchange. All are good, not sure all exchange with Poland. You'll need to ask each. Polish is pretty hard -- but then so is German. Nice thing about Poland, there aren't as many people there who speak English fluently so you will HAVE to learn Polish! In many "western" European countries, English is common so it's easy not to have to work so hard -- and you won't become as fluent! You won't be perfect after a year, but you should definitely be able to hold your own in most situations! It would also help if you took some lessons before you went, I'd advise investing in Rosetta Stone -- a great computer program for languages. To hear from other kids who have been on an exchange, try this forum and information center: http://www.exchangestudentworld.com/ And here are the web sites to the three programs I recommended: http://www.yfu.org/ http://www.afs.org/afs_or/home http://www.rotary.org/en/StudentsAndYouth/youthprograms/RotaryYouthExchange/Pages/ridefault.aspx Good luck! It sounds like a good exchange -- and different from the usual I here. I'm even considering going there to teach English!
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
How easy is it to get a Poland Student Visa?
How easy is it to get a Poland Student Visa?
Hi, I've been selected in one University in Poland and I'll be going to the embassy soon for getting the VISA. I've made the payments and I have adequate documents. The embassy demands the following as per the sites: Passport (must be valid for 3 months after planned departure from Poland). One passport-size photo. Completed application form. Evidence of immigration status in country of residence, endorsed in current or previous passport (if applicable). Fee, payable by cash/postal order. Accommodation booking or invitation from friends or family in Poland. An official letter from a college or university. Transport documentation, such as a rail or aeroplane ticket. I have all of them. I just want to know if there is some other thing which I should take care of. Will I get the VISA easily. Just interested in knowing if there is any such fuss or something. If some of you guys have had a personal experience in the embassy, please tell me. I am a bit worried as the VISA is important for me. Your answers are highly appreciated. Thank You.
Poland - 2 Answers
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give atry im in poland 2years now ....just go to polish embasy in ua country and if u have all requarements i dont see reasons why they should nt give u? good luck
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if you've been selected to go to school there will be no problem for you to get a student visa then
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Hi, I've been selected in one University in Poland and I'll be going to the embassy soon for getting the VISA. I've made the payments and I have adequate documents. The embassy demands the following as per the sites: Passport (must be valid for 3 months after planned departure from Poland). One passport-size photo. Completed application form. Evidence of immigration status in country of residence, endorsed in current or previous passport (if applicable). Fee, payable by cash/postal order. Accommodation booking or invitation from friends or family in Poland. An official letter from a college or university. Transport documentation, such as a rail or aeroplane ticket. I have all of them. I just want to know if there is some other thing which I should take care of. Will I get the VISA easily. Just interested in knowing if there is any such fuss or something. If some of you guys have had a personal experience in the embassy, please tell me. I am a bit worried as the VISA is important for me. Your answers are highly appreciated. Thank You.
Poland - 2 Answers
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give atry im in poland 2years now ....just go to polish embasy in ua country and if u have all requarements i dont see reasons why they should nt give u? good luck
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if you've been selected to go to school there will be no problem for you to get a student visa then
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Getting a student visa (Poland to USA)?
Getting a student visa (Poland to USA)?
If a woman, from, say, Poland were accepted into a local community college, how long would it take for her student visa to be approved? If she applies now, could she attend this fall? Is it an easy process?
Immigration - 3 Answers
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I strongly discourage people to go to the U.S to attend a community college. It is absolutely worthless especially for foreign students. Meanwhile the cost of living will be much higher than Poland. Besides, the chance of getting a student visa for a community college is minimal at best, because it is hard to convince the immigration officer that your real purpose is to study.
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no its hard and you need maybe a year to get one.
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If you have already been admitted and received your I-20, and you have no criminal record or previous history of immigration violations, you should be good to go. You'll get a visa interview and should have your visa about a week or two after the interview. Good luck! P.S. I'd rather try to get into a 4 year university than a community college.
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