VISA INFORMATION
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Travel guidance
Please check the entry requirements before travelling to Poland. The rules differ for EU / EEA / Swiss citizens and for other nationalities.
Below you will find the key information and official links for visa and travel formalities.
Participants who are citizens of EU, EEA or Swiss countries usually do not need a visa to enter Poland for a short stay.
Poland is part of the Schengen area. Travel rules are generally shared across Schengen countries.
Whether a visa is required depends on nationality and individual circumstances. Please check official sources before travelling.
Some non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals can enter Poland visa-free for short stays, generally up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Whether a visa is required depends on nationality and individual circumstances.
Visa procedures may take several working weeks. Please apply early and monitor appointment availability at your consulate.
Important: Visa and entry rules may vary by nationality and individual circumstances. Please always confirm your requirements using official government sources before travelling.
Registered participants who require a confirmation of participation or supporting letter for their visa application should contact the Conference Secretariat (sh@igf.edu.pl). Please note that such a letter does not guarantee that a visa will be issued.
Official portals for visa rules, online applications and visa-free travel information.
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