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Poland Working Holiday for Peruvians (2026)

Plan your Working Holiday visa application for Poland: review Peru’s programme, organise your budget and know what to confirm before travelling.

Governments can change visa requirements at any time. Always check the official government pages before applying.

Poland at a glance

Age when applying
18–30 yearsLearn moreReferences: PEPL1
Annual quota
Up to 100 visas per yearLearn moreReferences: PEPL1
Application dates
Confirm the age requirement with the official authorityLearn moreReferences: PED-PL-LIMA
Language requirement
Confirm the age requirement with the official authorityLearn moreReferences: PED-PL-LIMA
Length of stay
12 monthsLearn moreReferences: PED-PL-LIMA
Visa fee
USD 235 under the consular tableLearn moreReferences: PEPL1 PEPL4
Funds for your stay
PLN 20 per day + returnLearn moreReferences: PED-PL-LIMA
Passport and nationality
Valid 3 months beyond the tripLearn moreReferences: PEPL1

Source research for Peruvian citizens. Annual quotas do not show remaining places. Confirm every requirement with the authority before applying.

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Working Holiday in Poland for Peruvians (2026)

Requirements, application steps and travel preparation.

Step 1

Check requirements and prepare your language skills

Age when applying

18–30 years

Age when filing; residence in Peru is required.

References: PEPL1

Passport and nationality

Valid 3 months beyond the trip

Issued within the last ten years, with two blank pages.

References: PEPL1

Language requirement

The Peruvian checklist specifies no test or minimum language level. The declaration must explain the cultural purpose; confirm additional evidence with Lima.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

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Documents and previous participation

In-person filing in Lima

Printed e-Konsulat form, photos, declaration before the consul, apostilled criminal record and no previous participation. No dependants.

References: PEPL1

Organise separate evidence

Prepare living funds, return resources and insurance of at least EUR 30,000 for the whole stay. Minimum funds are not the total trip cost.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

Prepare for filing in person

Gather two photos, apostilled criminal-record evidence and the declaration to sign before the consul. Do not email payment evidence: bring the printed receipt.

References: PED-PL-LIMA PED-PL-FEES

Language courses · commercial service

Prepare your language skills before travelling.

Through ViveCampus, you can get quotes for language courses with international-student discounts. Offers may vary by your country of origin and destination. Request a personalized quote to confirm available discounts and the final price. Booking a course does not guarantee a visa.

Step 2

Apply for the Working Holiday visa

Annual quota

Up to 100 visas per year

An annual ceiling, not remaining places.

References: PEPL1

Application dates

The Peru page sets no annual window. Check appointments through e-Konsulat; the quota of 100 does not establish appointments or places.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

Visa fee

USD 235 under the consular table

The programme page refers to table item 3.01: USD 235. Confirm the charge and any bank fees before paying; insurance and documents are separate.

References: PEPL1 PEPL4

How to prepare your application

Complete e-Konsulat, print and book an appointment; submit the file in person in Lima and confirm the current payment.

References: PED-PL-LIMA PED-PL-FEES

  1. Check residence in Peru and programme documents.
  2. Complete e-Konsulat, print the application and follow official appointment instructions.
  3. Present the file in person in Lima; confirm the current fee.
  4. Read visa dates and conditions before travelling.
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We do not handle visa applications or receive application documents. Do not send personal documents to this website.

Step 3

If my visa is approved

Wait for a written decision. Before booking, check your entry deadline and the conditions of the permit you receive.

Length of stay

12 months

A multiple-entry national visa; the 12 months run from its validity start, not a later arrival.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

Step 4

Get ready for my trip

Funds for your stay

PLN 20 per day + return

Demonstrate PLN 20 for each day and, separately, a return ticket or PLN 2,500 to buy one. The checklist accepts your last three months of bank statements or a copy of your credit card.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

Travel insurance

Minimum EUR 30,000 cover

Cover must span the stay; check accepted policies.

References: PEPL2

My preparation checklist

Mark what you have reviewed. This helps you organise your trip; it is not a requirements assessment.

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Step 5

Start my Working Holiday in Poland

Work conditions

No separate work permit

Work must supplement the cultural visit.

References: PEPL2

Study during your trip

The Peruvian programme page sets no study duration. No numerical limit or degree-study permission has been established here; ask before enrolment.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

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Registration and work in Poland

  1. Check validity dates

    The period begins on the visa validity date. Check the entries granted as well.

    References: PED-PL-LIMA

  2. Contact the municipality

    For non-EU registration, arrange attendance no later than the fourth day at your address.

    References: PED-PL-REGISTER

  3. Bring address evidence

    Present the form, passport and visa; ask the property holder to confirm you live there and check their legal-title evidence.

    References: PED-PL-REGISTER

  4. Distinguish registration and work permission

    Work permission comes from the programme visa. Address registration does not extend its dates or authorise work in another country.

    References: PED-PL-LIMA PED-PL-REGISTER

Your first days

  • Plan your transfer and keep your accommodation address available offline.
  • Before accepting a job, check the contract, work conditions and relevant local formalities.
  • If studying, confirm your timetable and location with the school. Save support contacts and review your budget.

Compare other options for Peruvians

Agreements differ by destination. Check age, documents and conditions separately.

Frequently asked questions

Can I complete everything online?

No. Complete e-Konsulat, print the form and present the file personally at Poland’s embassy in Lima.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

Must I live in Peru?

Yes. Lima’s programme is for Peruvian citizens resident in Peru; do not assume another mission accepts the case.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

What should I reserve for return travel?

In addition to PLN 20 daily, show a return ticket or at least PLN 2,500 to buy one.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

What does the national visa cost?

The table effective January 2026 lists USD 235 at item 3.01. Bring the printed receipt; confirm bank charges directly.

References: PED-PL-FEES

Do I need an additional work permit?

The programme visa permits paid work without a separate permit, within its cultural purpose and validity dates.

References: PED-PL-LIMA

How do I register my accommodation?

Check municipal registration for non-EU nationals. Its in-person section specifies the fourth day and requires passport, visa and address evidence.

References: PED-PL-REGISTER

Authorities and guidance

Official contacts for preparing your trip

Confirm the contact channel before sending information or attending. An embassy does not always receive visa applications.

Official sources

Independent information. We are not a government agency and do not provide immigration or legal advice. Confirm current rules and availability with the issuing authority.

Source research recorded on 16 October 2026. The site owner reviewed this content and its translations. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  1. Embajada de Polonia en Lima - programa

    Source checked: 2026-10-16. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  2. Ministerio polaco - programa para Perú

    Source checked: 2026-10-16. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  3. Embajada de Polonia en Lima - contacto

    Source checked: 2026-10-16. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  4. Polonia en Perú - tabla de tasas consulares

    Source checked: 2026-10-16. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  5. Poland in Peru · Programme checklist

    Source checked: 2026-10-18. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  6. Poland in Peru · 2026 consular fees

    Source checked: 2026-10-18. Check current requirements with the official authority.

  7. Poland · Non-EU address registration

    Source checked: 2026-10-18. Check current requirements with the official authority.

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