Choosing a programme
We compare universities, languages and conditions and pick the best match for your grades, goals and budget.
Study in Poland
A Polish university, step by step
We shortlist universities, prepare your documents, apply through IRK and help with your visa and move. Run by someone who made the same journey, from Belarus to SGH in Warsaw.
Founded by an SGH student in Warsaw who applied from abroad himself
Why Poland
A European degree at a sensible price
An EU degree
Recognised across the European Union and a strong base for a master's or a job anywhere in Europe.
Affordable tuition
English-taught programmes at public universities usually cost about €2,000–4,000 a year.
Work while you study
Full-time students with legal residence can work without a separate work permit.
Travel across Schengen
A Polish residence card lets you travel to other Schengen countries for short trips.
One-minute check
Which programme fits your budget?
Two quick questions. Your answers go into your enquiry, so the consultation starts where you are.
English-taught programmes at public universities in Poland usually cost about €2,000–4,000 a year; medicine usually costs €10,000 or more. Send us a message and we'll match programmes to your budget.
What would you like to study?
How much can you spend on tuition per year?
Public universities are your best bet
Many English-taught programmes at public universities fit this budget, especially outside Warsaw. We'll shortlist the ones that match your grades and goals.
Talk it through for freeYou have plenty of options
Your budget covers most public programmes and many private ones in Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław. Let's choose by quality and career prospects, not only price.
Talk it through for freeMedicine will be a stretch
English-taught medicine in Poland usually costs €10,000 or more a year. We can look at related programmes, such as biotechnology or public health, or help you plan the budget.
Talk it through for freeMedicine is within reach
English-taught medicine usually costs €10,000–15,000 a year and admission is competitive. We'll check entry requirements and exam dates for the universities you like.
Talk it through for freeServices
We handle the hard parts
Take the whole route with us or only the step you need help with.
Documents and translations
We list what you need and check sworn translations, apostille and legalisation, so nothing is sent back over a detail.
Motivation letter
We help you write about yourself honestly and convincingly, the way admissions committees expect.
IRK application
We register and fill in your application, and keep track of deadlines, the fee and your status.
Student visa and residence card
We prepare your national D-type student visa documents and, once you arrive, your temporary residence card.
Your first weeks in Poland
Dorm or flat, PESEL number, bank account, phone: so your start is calm.
Packages and prices
Choose how much help you need
25% off for our first ten students. Seats left: 10. Prices in Polish złoty, € approximate. The first consultation is free.
Basic
For those who apply on their own but want a clear plan.
490 zł ≈ €115
- A shortlist of 3–5 universities
- Document checklist for your university
- Step-by-step plan and deadlines
- Answers to your questions on WhatsApp
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Standard
We guide you through admission, up to your acceptance letter.
1 990 1 490 zł ≈ €350
- Everything in Basic
- Document and translation check
- Motivation letter
- IRK applications to up to 3 universities
- Status tracking until acceptance
Full support
From choosing a university to your first day of classes.
3 490 2 620 zł ≈ €615
- Everything in Standard
- Student visa documents
- Dorm or rented flat
- PESEL, bank, residence card
- Support during your first months
Payment in two parts: half at the start, half after your IRK applications are submitted. Basic is paid upfront. The university makes the admission decision; we make sure your documents are right and on time.
How it works
Five steps to your acceptance
- 01
Enquiry
Fill in the form or message us on WhatsApp or Telegram.
- 02
Consultation
A free call about your grades, languages and budget, and a shortlist of universities.
- 03
Documents
We collect and check documents, translations and apostille and write your motivation letter.
- 04
Application
We apply through IRK, follow deadlines and results and prepare you for interviews.
- 05
Moving
Visa, housing, PESEL and residence card: we welcome you to your new life.
About us
Hi, I'm Savva
I study at SGH Warsaw School of Economics. I applied from Belarus and went through the whole process on my own.
The hardest part was the paperwork: what to translate, where to get an apostille, each university's deadlines and how IRK works. The agencies I found were either out of date or very expensive. So I started Krok to help the way I wish someone had helped me.
- SGH student, Warsaw
- Applied from abroad himself
- Replies within a day
We're new, and here's what that means for you
We have no reviews yet and we won't invent any. Instead, our first ten students pay 25% less, I answer personally, usually within a day, and when I don't know something you'll hear an honest "let me check and get back to you".
We help you apply to the University of Warsaw, SGH, Warsaw University of Technology, Jagiellonian University, AGH, University of Wrocław, Wrocław Tech, Adam Mickiewicz University, University of Łódź, Gdańsk Tech and other Polish universities.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need a student visa?
If you're from outside the EU, yes. After you receive your acceptance letter you apply for a national D-type student visa at a Polish consulate, and once in Poland you apply for a temporary residence card. Consulate waiting times vary, so start early.
What English level do I need?
Most English-taught programmes ask for B2, proven by a certificate such as IELTS or TOEFL, or by previous education in English. Some universities run their own test. Polish isn't required for English-taught programmes.
When should I start?
Admissions usually run in spring and summer, and each university sets its own deadlines. With a visa to arrange, start 8–12 months before classes begin.
How much does it cost to live in Poland?
It depends on the city and how you live. University dorms are the cheapest option; Warsaw is the most expensive city. We'll give you a realistic monthly budget during the consultation.
Is my school certificate recognised?
Usually you need an apostille or legalisation and a sworn translation, and the university checks recognition itself. We'll tell you exactly what applies to your country.
Can I work while studying?
Yes. Full-time students with legal residence in Poland can work without a separate permit.
How do I pay you?
Basic is paid upfront. Standard and Full support are paid in two parts: half at the start, half after your IRK applications are submitted.
Do you guarantee admission?
No, and no honest agency can: the university decides. We guarantee that your documents are prepared correctly and submitted on time.
Contact
Free consultation
Send an enquiry and we'll reply within a day. Or message us directly.
or call +48 797 230 445