Visa Information

Schengen Visa

If you want to visit Poland for tourism purposes, you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy. VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

Click here for more information.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

If you want to visit Poland for business purposes, you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy. VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

Click here for more information.

Overview

Passport Validity

The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

Travel Medical Insurance

Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

For more information, please click here.

Minors

In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

Proof of sufficient financial means

The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that according to article 13, paragraph 2, of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the EU of 13 July 2009, the applicant shall be required to appear in person for the first visa application. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

• If you have fingerprinted any Schengen country within the last 59 months, you do not need to apply in person.
• children under 12 years old;
• persons for whom fingerprinting is not physically possible;
• Heads of State or Government, members of the National Government and their accompanying spouses and members of official delegations, if they are invited for official purposes by the governments of the Member States or international organizations;
• Members of the king or his family who are important in rank if they are invited for official purposes by the governments of the member states or international organizations.
• Holders of Turkish Service passports (so-called green or gray) can enter the territory of Poland without a visa, provided that it does not exceed 90 days and is not for work.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

If you are family member of EU citizen or Polish citizen (spouses, children,or dependent parents), you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy. VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

click here for more information.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

You can also see the documents required below;

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

If you want to visit Poland under Erasmus and NAWA; you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy.

VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

For more information please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

You can also see the documents required below;

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

If you intend to visit Poland for family and friends, short-term study, sporting activities, cultural purposes or any other category of travel, you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy.

VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

Click here for more information.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

It is recommended to apply for a visa in advance - at the latest two weeks prior to the planned journey.

Important information:

Due to the commencement of the biometric process, all visa applications must be submitted in person at the visa application centers.

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

Schengen Visa

If you want to visit Poland as truck driver, you must submit documents to obtain a Schengen visa, which is a short-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland and any Schengen country for a maximum of 90 days in any 6-month period.

Schengen countries: Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden, Hungary and Italy. VFS service fee is not refundable for returned files. For Schengen visa types, you can apply 6 months before your travel.

Click here for more information.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

Biometrics

Since the introduction VIS (Visa Information System), individuals applying for a Schengen visa will be required to provide their biometric data (fingerprints and a digital photograph).

We kindly inform that in accordance with art.13 p.2 at the time of submission of the first application, the applicant shall be required to appear in person. At that time the following biometric identifiers of the applicant shall be collected: a photograph (scanned or taken at the time of application), and 10 fingerprints collected digitally.

Exemptions from the fingerprinting requirement are provided for:

children under the age of twelve;

persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;

Heads of State and members of national Governments, with accompanying spouses, and the members of their official delegation when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose;

Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, when they are invited by Member States' governments or by international organizations for an official purpose.

Notice:

The bearers of Turkish service passports (so called: green or grey) are entitled to enter territory of Poland without visa for a stay not longer than 90 days and not for work purposes.

According to Article 16, item 4 of the Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Code on Visas, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to one of the following categories;

1. children under six years
2. school pupils, students, postgraduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training;
3. researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research;

4. Representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

   According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here to reach documents required.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Please note that a failure to submit the required documents listed above, may result in a refusal of application.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please click here for Sample filled form

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorises stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorises stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorizes stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

D visa - Work

If the visa application date is later than three months following the start date of the work permit, the visa application must be accompanied by a scan of the letter addressed by the employer to the provincial governor and confirmation of the date of submission of the letter to the governor's office.

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minor

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorizes stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorizes stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

D visa - Work

If the visa application date is later than three months following the start date of the work permit, the visa application must be accompanied by a scan of the letter addressed by the employer to the provincial governor and confirmation of the date of submission of the letter to the governor's office.

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Processing Time

Applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of the lodging of an application which is admissible.

That period may be extended up to a maximum of 30 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed.

Exceptionally, when additional documentation is needed in specific cases, the period may be extended up to a maximum of 60 calendar days.

The national visa is granted or refused within 15 days from the date of application, unless the application is considered inadmissible.

In justified cases, this period may be extended up to 60 days.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorizes stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Apart from the visa fee, VFS service charge in TL of the equivalent of 12,20 Euros, the exchange rate will be applied as per Turkish Central bank for previous day, inclusive of VAT per application will be levied for applicants applying at the visa application center.

Visa Application Centers do not accept payments with 500 Euros banknotes.

• Visa fee has to be paid in cash upon submitting the application.
• In case of visa refusal the fee will not be returned.

Processing Time

Applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of the lodging of an application which is admissible.

That period may be extended up to a maximum of 30 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed.

Exceptionally, when additional documentation is needed in specific cases, the period may be extended up to a maximum of 60 calendar days.

The national visa is granted or refused within 15 days from the date of application, unless the application is considered inadmissible.

In justified cases, this period may be extended up to 60 days.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

National Visa

This is issued to persons who intend to stay in Polish territory altogether (in the course of one or several entries) for a period longer than 90 days in the course of a year from the date of first entry.

The long-term national visa (D) authorizes stay:

- in the territory of Poland during the validity period for which it was issued;

To know more, please click here.

Overview

1. Passport Validity

   The passport should be valid for at least 3 months after the date of intended return from Poland. Passports issued more than 10 years before the date of application shall not be accepted. The passport should contain at least 2 blank pages for visas. Passports are accepted without additional wrappers, ex. plastic or leather. Previous passports should also be presented by the applicant (original and photocopy).

2. Travel Medical Insurance

   Medical Insurance with a minimum coverage of € 30,000 valid in all Schengen States (original and copy). If you apply for a single entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the entire period of validity of the visa and all scheduled days of stay. In the case of applying for a multiple entry visa - the insurance policy should cover the date of first entry.

   During the next travel to the Schengen area travelers must have a current insurance policy.

   For more information, please click here.

3. Minors

   In case of a minor (under 18) traveling alone or with one parent requires the consent of the other parent or legal guardian (original and photocopy). When obtaining consent is impossible - documents explaining the reason for the lack of consent (single parent certificate or other documents). When a minor is traveling alone, the consent of parents or legal guardians for travel abroad expressed in notarized certificate, must be submitted.

   Visa application form must be signed by a person exercising permanent or temporary parental authority or legal guardianship. The signature should be the same as on the enclosed copies of the passport.

   The application should include a copy of the passport (travel document) of the parents or legal guardians containing personal information with photos and in case of having a Schengen or National visa of a parent or guardian, their photocopies.

   Minors shall provide proof of financial means by the parent, by presenting the sponsorship letter.

4. Proof of sufficient financial means

   The amount of financial means a foreigner is obliged to have with them on entering the Republic of Poland, as well as the type of documents that confirm the possession of the financial means and state the purpose of entering Poland

   Please click here for more information.

According to article 18 item 1-2. as well as article 19 of “Rozporządzenie Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych z dnia 23.04. 2013 r. w sprawie opłat konsularnych”, the visa fees shall be waived for the applicants belonging to the following categories;

Information Related to Family Members of EU Citizens:

This procedure applies to citizens from third countries who travel to a Member State other than the Member State of whose nationality a family member – an EU citizen is or already stay in that country.

Click here for more information.

Documents Required

Please click here for the document list in pdf format which should be signed and attached to the visa application.

ATTENTION:

The requested documents should be up-to-date (max. 3 months old).

The original documents and their copies must be presented by the applicant.

Additional documents may be requested by the Consul.

Photo Specifications

A Photograph submitted with the application for a visa should comply with the following specifications:

• Must be an up-to-date photograph (dated max 6 month old)
• Must be a colour photograph printed on normal photographic paper
• The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height).
• Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm.
• Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm.
• up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm
• Full face taken straight forward 30 mm from point of the chin to top of hair
• Taken against a white background
• Without sunglasses
• Without hat or other head covering unless you wear this for religious reasons
• Spectacles should not have toned or reflecting glasses
• The frame of the spectacles may not cover the eyes

For further details with samples click here.

Please note that the Visa application Centre may not accept photographs that do not meet these specifications. In case photos are not meeting the requirements mentioned above Submission Officer might ask to provide updated / recent photos.

Visa Fees

Apart from the visa fee, VFS service charge in TL of the equivalent of 12,20 Euros, the exchange rate will be applied as per Turkish Central bank for previous day, inclusive of VAT per application will be levied for applicants applying at the visa application center.

Visa Application Centers do not accept payments with 500 Euros banknotes.

• Visa fee has to be paid in cash upon submitting the application.
• In case of visa refusal the fee will not be returned.

Processing Time

Pursuant to Article 19 of Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 establishing a Community Law on visas (the Visa Law), an application for an admissible visa shall be decided within 15 calendar days from the date on which it is lodged. In individual cases where the application requires a particularly detailed examination, this period may be extended.

Download Forms

Forms listed below must be filled in completely (in English, Polish or in Turkish languages only) and must be signed by the applicant himself/herself.

New Visa application form can be downloaded and printed from the link below. Forms are also available at the Visa Application Centre (free of charge).

Forms must be filled in online via the e-konsulat system from the links below.

https://secure.e-konsulat.gov.pl/

Please Click Here For Sample Filled Form