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We would like to inform you that in order to enter or travel to Poland you will need a Schengen visa (C) or national visa (D) for Poland, so we will know the difference between the two visas:

- Schengen visa (C): A visa allows the holder to travel in the countries of the European Union for up to 90 days
_ Polish National Visa (D): A visa that allows the holder to stay in Poland for the duration of the visa granted to you, as well as allow to travel in the European Union countries for up to 90 days during a period of 180 days
To obtain one of the two visas in order to travel to Poland, you will need the following documents:
A passport valid for more than three months from the expiry date of your visa, which must include at least two blank pages.
Fill the visa application form (Schengen or Wataniya) (can be extracted online) and sign it.
You must bring 4 recent photos.
Payment of visa fees (up to $ 80).
Health insurance covering the length of travel to Poland, (you can go to a tourist office or an insurance company) to cover expenses 30 thousand euros.
Proof of hotel reservation (at least proof for 7 days in Poland).
Plane ticket for round trip.
A document proving that the traveler is able to spend on himself during the travel period, such as providing a bank statement and preferably a good amount of money.
Banking activity disclosed during the last three months (insertion and extraction of funds).
A document proving the reason for the visit, if it is for study, you must submit an acceptance letter from the university or institute… If the reason is tourism, you must prove the hotel reservations. The company (or employer) must comply with all the internal laws of payment of taxes and social security. In addition to determining the quality of work and monthly salary you will get.
An undertaking to return to your country as soon as you have set out to travel to Poland. Your stay in Poland.
These are generally required documents for travel to Poland, but other documents may be required depending on each case, and depending on the nationality of each traveler, so it is best to contact the Polish embassy or consulate near your place of residence, and inquire about the required documents to enter Polish territory.

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