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Poland

Republic of Poland

Research status: Verified

An official application portal and a named visa-type list have both been confirmed, and the portal was reachable at the last check. Links last checked 2026-09-07.

Schengen Area member
Photo credit

Warsaw, Poland — photograph by Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0 · source

Overview

Poland is listed in the Visa Atlas directory with stable ISO codes PL/POL, capital Warsaw. This directory covers 196 countries: the 193 United Nations member states plus the Holy See, the State of Palestine and Kosovo. That is a chosen editorial scope, not a universally accepted count — recognition and membership differ between organisations and governments, and listing a place here implies no political position.

Official resources

A working link is not proof of official status, and a reachable page is not expert review. Confirm every rule on the government site itself before you travel.

Official guidance

Source checked

This is the official page Visa Atlas opened for Poland. It is the authority for visa categories, requirements, fees and processing times — those are not restated here unless an official schedule has been recorded field by field.

VISAS - Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Poland - Gov.pl website

No country-specific summary has been quoted from this page yet, so nothing is paraphrased here. Open the official link above for the current rules.

Publisher:
www.gov.pl
Link opened:
2026-09-07
Checked with:
HTTP request

Source checked is not expert review, and it does not make any eligibility claim for your nationality.

Schengen membership

Source checked

Poland is listed as a Schengen Area member state.

Provenance
Reviewer:
None recorded
Reviewed:
Not reviewed
Effective from:
Not stated
Jurisdiction:
Schengen Area
  • Schengen Area European Commission — Migration and Home Affairs, Source checked on 2026-09-07

A Schengen short-stay visa is not a long-stay or national visa and does not grant the right to work. Stays beyond 90 days, study, and employment are governed by each member state's national rules, which are not seeded here.

Set your travel context

These selectors record who is travelling so guidance can be filtered later. They never produce an eligibility decision.