Frequently asked questions
Everything Moroccan students and parents ask us most, in one place.
Applying
Do I need to speak Polish?
Most programmes for international students are taught fully in English. Polish is useful for daily life, and universities offer beginner courses.
What grade average do I need?
It varies by university and programme, and we don't publish a single cutoff without a source. Your free assessment checks your actual average against verified requirements for each programme.
Which documents do I need to apply?
Typically: your baccalaureate diploma and transcripts, a passport, proof of English proficiency, and a motivation letter. Some programmes add an interview or entrance test — confirmed per university, not assumed.
Visas
How long does the student visa take from Morocco?
Processing time varies by consulate workload and season, so we don't quote a fixed number here. Apply as soon as you have your admission letter — we'll confirm current timelines with you directly.
How much money do I need to show for the visa?
You must show funds covering tuition plus living costs for the first year. The exact amount is set by the consulate and can change — we confirm the current figure as part of your assessment rather than publish one that could be outdated.
Costs
How much does living in Poland cost?
It depends heavily on the city and your lifestyle. See our cost calculator for an estimate, or the cost-of-living index for a city comparison — both clearly marked as estimates, not verified figures.
Can I work while studying?
Full-time students in Poland can generally work without a separate permit, though rules can change — we confirm your specific situation during the assessment.
After you arrive
How do I find housing?
University dorms are usually the cheapest option and can often be reserved before arrival. We also help identify vetted shared-flat listings near your campus.
Is there a Moroccan community in Poland?
Yes — Moroccan and North African student communities exist in several Polish cities, often with active student associations, though we don't track exact numbers.