Housing · Relocation

Relocate to Poland Smoothly, Home Ready Before You Land

Moving countries again is a big step. We line up safe, affordable housing near your campus, help you plan the move from your current country and meet you at the airport on day one.

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What You Get

Your Relocation Package

Dorms & Private Flats

University halls or vetted shared flats and studios in Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk and more.

Rental Contract Check

We review your contract so deposits, bills and notice periods are clear.

Accommodation Proof for Your Visa

Paperwork you can use in your visa file and later in your residence card application.

Move-Out Checklist

What to close or transfer in your current country, like lease, bank and deregistration, before you leave.

Airport Pickup

Someone waiting when you land, so your first hours in Poland are stress-free.

First-Week Orientation

PESEL, bank account, SIM card, public transport and the essentials of daily life.

Already Living in Europe?

How This Works for Your Situation

Most of our clients are non-EU nationals already in Europe, either working on a permit or on a job-seeker visa. Here's what this step means for you.

On a work permit

Plan your move-in around your notice period so you don't pay rent in two countries for long. We time your housing to start just before your semester.

On a job-seeker visa

If you need to move quickly, we look for flexible options like dorm rooms or short-term rentals you can secure fast and swap later for a longer lease.

How It Works

Four Simple Steps

1

Housing Preferences

Tell us your budget, city and whether you prefer a dorm or flat.

2

Options & Booking

Receive shortlisted options and secure the one you like.

3

Plan the Move

Share your travel dates and we arrange your pickup.

4

Welcome to Poland

Move in and get a guided start in your new city.

FAQ

Common Questions

How much does accommodation cost in Poland?

University dormitories are usually the cheapest option, while private rooms and studios cost more, especially in Warsaw and Kraków. Prices vary by city and season, so we share current options within your budget.

Which Polish city is best to move to?

Warsaw has the most jobs and international companies, Kraków and Wrocław have big tech and business-services sectors, and Poznań and Gdańsk offer a lower cost of living. We help you choose based on your course and career plans.

Can I drive or take my belongings to Poland from another European country?

Many clients move by car, ferry or train from elsewhere in Europe, which makes bringing belongings easier than flying from home. We help you plan the move and your first address in Poland.

Do you provide airport pickup?

Yes. Once you share your travel details, we arrange pickup and help you get to your accommodation.

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