Polish passport is one of the most strongest passports in the world.
It ranks 4 world wide. Having Polish citizenship and a passport allows travel without visa difficulties to as many as 176 countries around the world, which places this in the group of countries with the strongest passports. Polish passport is as strong as those of Denmark, Belgium, Portugal, Norway, Ireland, USA and New Zealand.
Source : https://www.passportindex.org/
A very popular topic for some days.
For EU long term residency from now you can not apply with the diploma from Szkoła Policealna . Many people are asking us and we are hearing a lot of questions regarding this.
Right now if you have any of the diploma like florysta or any then you can submit but according to the new drafted project of government this Szkoła Policealna is not accepted as a valid document and this may be on action from this December or Janurary next year. But if you apply before that then this diploma is accepted.
So, the summary is that you have to apply for EU long term residency which we call permanent residency you can apply with Szkoła Policealna diploma as a language certification but when this act will be acting may be in December or January then this diplomas are not accepted.
But according to the new drafted law this diploma’s will be not accpeted only in EU long term residency.
So, you can apply for PR or citizenship if you fulfil the criteria.
Source:
The poland embassy in new delhi has published a news on there website on 5 August 2024 that from now on students need to submit their higher secondary certificate which MUST include the decision of the competent POLISH education superintendent regarding the recognition of the secondary school leaving certificate abroad as a document confirming the right to apply for admission to higher education in the Republic of Poland.
That means the previous educational document should be recognized by the education board in Poland.
Students wishing to obtain a visa to study in Poland will now have to present an administrative decision from a competent Polish body (the “kuratorium oświaty”). This decision must attest to the recognition of your foreign diploma (equivalence).
Consequences of not providing this document: If you do not present this new supporting document from 20 August 2024, your visa application will be refused
Why this change? This new requirement is based on a 1991 Polish law on the education system.
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