How to Apply to Study in Poland from Nigeria/Africa -Step by Step | No Agent, No Stress | 2025 Guide

Thinking of studying abroad in Europe? 🎓 In this video, I break down step-by-step how to apply to study in Poland from Nigeria and other African countries without using an agent.

From choosing the right school, preparing your transcripts, authenticating your documents at the Ministry of Education & Foreign Affairs in Nigeria, to getting your admission letter and visa requirements—this guide will save you money and stress.

Whether you’re planning for Bachelor’s or Master’s, Poland is one of the most affordable and student-friendly countries in Europe. If you’re in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, or anywhere in Africa, this guide will help you start your study abroad journey the right way.

👉🏽 Topics covered in this video:

How to find universities in Poland (Warsaw, Kraków, Poznań, Katowice, etc.)

Required documents for Nigerian & African students

How to authenticate your WAEC, NECO, or GCE results

Offer letter, tuition fees & admission letter process

Why studying in Europe through Poland is a great opportunity

📌 Don’t miss my next video where I’ll explain the embassy process and visa application for Poland.

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This video was created by Bakot of Poland, a Nigerian creator in Poland...
In this episode, I (Bakot of Poland) hit the streets of Poland to explore real stories and reactions from locals and immigrants. From cultural shocks to funny conversations — this is how we bring Poland and Nigeria together.
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