Poland visa requirements for Comorans

Basic Travel Requirements for Comorans visiting
Poland

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to
apply for a Polish Visa.


  • Completely filled and signed visa application form.
  • International passport valid at least 3 months after the intended exit from Poland.
  • The passport must have at least 2 blank pages for the visa stamps.
  • A residence permit that will be valid at the end of the trip to Poland for non-citizens.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs of 3.5×4.5cm dimensions. This passport should be taken on a white background and must meet the Schengen visa photo requirement.
  • For minors, the application form and consent letter must be signed by the parents/legal guardians.  
  • An unabridged birth certificate of the minors is also required as well as valid identity documents of the parents.
  • Travel insurance that covers all sorts of medical emergencies up to a minimum of €30,000 is important.
  • You will need to provide a travel itinerary showing entry and exit dates from the country. This is to show you have intentions of leaving Poland at the expiry of your visa.
  • Proof of financial sustenance in the country.
  • A letter of no objection from the appropriate authority in Comoros, either from your employer if employed or from your school if you’re a student.
  • Proof of accommodation which could be a hotel reservation or letter of declaration from your host stating that you will be accommodated during your stay in Poland if you’ll be living with a friend or relative.
  • A valid means of identification of your host and a letter of invitation detailing the purpose, duration and any other necessary information about the trip is needed.
  • All original documents are to be accompanied by notarized copies.

Poland Visa for Comorans

Facts about Poland


Poland, officially the Republic of Poland, is a country located in Central Europe. It is divided into 16 administrative subdivisions, covering an area of 312,696 square kilometers, and has a largely temperate seasonal climate.

Types of Poland Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Student visa 15 days Depending on the course duration
Tourist visa 30 days 90 days

General Requirements for Poland Visa


  • Completely filled and signed visa application form.
  • International passport valid at least 3 months after the intended exit from Poland.
  • The passport must have at least 2 blank pages for the visa stamps.
  • A residence permit that will be valid at the end of the trip to Poland for non-citizens.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs of 3.5×4.5cm dimensions. This passport should be taken on a white background and must meet the Schengen visa photo requirement.
  • For minors, the application form and consent letter must be signed by the parents/legal guardians.  
  • An unabridged birth certificate of the minors is also required as well as valid identity documents of the parents.
  • Travel insurance that covers all sorts of medical emergencies up to a minimum of €30,000 is important.
  • You will need to provide a travel itinerary showing entry and exit dates from the country. This is to show you have intentions of leaving Poland at the expiry of your visa.
  • Proof of financial sustenance in the country.
  • A letter of no objection from the appropriate authority in Comoros, either from your employer if employed or from your school if you’re a student.
  • Proof of accommodation which could be a hotel reservation or letter of declaration from your host stating that you will be accommodated during your stay in Poland if you’ll be living with a friend or relative.
  • A valid means of identification of your host and a letter of invitation detailing the purpose, duration and any other necessary information about the trip is needed.
  • All original documents are to be accompanied by notarized copies.

Poland Visa Fees


Student visa

60.00 (PLN)

Tourist visa

180.00 (PLN)

Poland Visa Application Centres & Embassies in
Comoros


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Comoros does not maintain a Polish representation. Comorasns who wish to visit Poland should go to the nearest country with a Polish Embassy

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