Candidates

After selecting the field of study you are interested in at SANS, register in the IRK system for foreigners (click).

Create your account and fill in all the required information. Pay special attention to correctly fill in your personal and address information, in accordance with your identity document, but also other data. Make the enrollment fee to the designated account.

Then upload your photo (3.5 cm x 4.5 cm) and attach all the required documents:

• Bachelor’s degree – high school graduation certificate (equivalent to the Polish high school diploma), which entitles you to apply for admission to undergraduate studies in the country of issuance of the document, and a certificate of grades / transcript of grades with the applicable scale. Both documents must have Apostille or full legalization. Translations into Polish of the above-mentioned documents, made by a translator included in the list of sworn translators of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Poland or translations certified by a consul of the Republic of Poland serving in the country where the document was issued. Translation into Polish can be done after arrival in Poland, but at the recruitment step we require a sworn translation at least into English (only if your documents are in a language other than English).
• Master degree studies – a bachelor’s degree, entitling to apply for admission to a master’s degree programme in the country where the degree was issued, a copy of the grades (diploma supplement) with the applicable scale Both documents must have Apostille or full legalization. Translations into Polish of the above-mentioned documents, made by a translator included in the list of sworn translators of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Poland, or translations certified by a consul of the Republic of Poland serving in the country where the document was issued. Translation into Polish can be done after arrival in Poland, but at the recruitment stage we require a sworn translation at least into English (only if your documents are in a language other than English).
• Certificate confirming your Polish/English language skills – depending on the language of the studies you have chosen. Don’t have such a document? Apply to us by e-mail and we will arrange for you a short online conversation with a teacher, who will determine your level of language proficiency.
• Visa or other document confirming legal residence in Poland (if you already have one).
• Confirmation of payment of the enrollment fee.

You can have your documents translated into Polish upon arrival in Poland – this is necessary for the process of recognition of your education by the Board of Education. You do not yet have a certificate or a bachelor’s degree, because you are still a pupil/student? While waiting for the issuance of your diploma or high school diploma, you can register in the system, but you will not be able to obtain a certificate authorizing you to apply for a visa (until you provide the above-mentioned documents).

The document must bear an Apostille if issued in a country that is party to the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961 (Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents; Journal of Laws of 2005. No. 112, item 938). You can check the list of countries on the Hague Convention website. Select the appropriate country and find out where you can execute an Apostille.

The document must include full legalization if issued in a country that is not a party to the Hague Convention. Legalization is carried out by:

• the consul of the Republic of Poland, competent for the country on whose territory the document was issued, or
• educational authorities of the country on whose territory the document was issued, or
• accredited in the Republic of Poland or another EU/EFTA/OECD member state to a diplomatic representative or consular office of the country on whose territory the document was issued.

Print the system-generated documents (application form, agreement and student oath), sign them and attach them to the system.

Once your application is marked as „confirmed” in your recruitment account, you can move on!

Pay the fees (recruitment fee and tuition fee for the first year of studies) and receive the confirmation letter necessary to apply for a visa.
Remember! The recruitment fee (150 euro) is non-refundable, and tuition fees in case of visa refusal are refundable with a deduction of 100 euro for bank fees associated with the refund.

Transfer details:

Santander Bank Polska S.A. Branch 2 in Sopot
Address: St. Chopina 6, postal code: 81-752 Sopot

EURO account number: 77 1500 1706 1217 0005 9276 0000

IBAN: PL

SWIFT/BIG: WBKPPLPP

After receiving your visa and arriving in Poland, you are welcome to visit the International Cooperation Office (room 021) to present your original enrollment documents and provide your high school certificate in original for recognition by the Board of Education.