Vistula University
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International students in Poland can work while studying if they meet the stated conditions. After graduation, there is a route to stay and look for work or start a business.
Students in full-time programs for more than 6 months do not need a work permit. During the academic year, they can work up to 20 hours per week, and they can work full-time during summer and Christmas breaks.
This makes it possible to take a job alongside classes, with more flexibility during holidays. The work rights apply while studying in Poland on a Student Visa (D-type).
After completing studies, graduates can apply for a temporary residence permit to seek employment or start a business. This permit is typically valid for up to 1 year.
The permit lets graduates remain in Poland while looking for work in their field of study. Planning job searches and networking before graduation can help with the transition.
Poland · Public University
Poland · Public University
Poland · Public University
Poland · Public University
Poland · Public University
Poland · Public University
Yes. International students can work while studying in Poland if they meet the stated conditions.
No work permit is needed for students in full-time programs for over 6 months.
They can apply for a temporary residence permit to seek employment or start a business, typically valid for up to 1 year.
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