Obywatele UE

The only thing you need to enter Poland is a valid travel document or a document confirming identity and citizenship (ID card).  

If you’re not sure or if your situation is more complicated (for example, if you have an EU residence permit, but you are not an EU citizen), please contact the Embassy of Poland (or the nearest Consulate General in the country you are currently residing) to discuss issues regarding your entry documents.    

Each foreigner is obliged to register their stay, if it’s longer than 90 days. More info – Welcome Point . 

One of the documents you may be asked for when registering your stay in Poland is a “certificate confirming admission to the university” in Polish language. We can issue it in our office. Please book your appointment in room 211 and visit us on the Main Campus.