- Poland is part of the Schengen agreement, so the basic requirements of a Schengen visa apply.
- Kenyans intending to visit Poland for the purpose of hiking, sight-seeing, visitation of historic sites and art museums will need this visa.
- An international passport that will still be valid for at least 3
months after your return from Poland is needed.
- Two 35 x 45 mm professionally photographed passport photographs should be provided.
The photos should be identical and taken in light grey or white background.
- If you are employed, you are required to provide the following documents:
- Employment contract.
- Current bank statement from the last 6 months.
- An approval from your employer.
- Income Tax Return (ITR) form or Certificate of Income Tax
- Proof of accommodation while in Poland must be provided, for example, a confirmed hotel reservation. Twelve-bed hostel dorms can be found for as
little as 25 PLN per night, while 4 - 6 bed dorms will cost closer to 45 PLN.
Private rooms generally cost 100 - 150 PLN, although this price varies by city.
- If you’re looking for a romantic getaway destination,
Poland offers many options.
- Poland tends to get very cold in the winter and
quite hot during the summer.
Spring and autumn offer milder temperatures and quite a bit of rainfall,
depending on your luck.
- The coldest months are January and February; if you don't like the cold then you should avoid visiting Poland during those months.
- Tourists are not allowed to discuss religion or politics with the locals.
- Poland is the center of vodka, even with that, it is illegal to drink in the streets. You can be fined heavily or deported.
- Make sure you are up-to-date on routine vaccines before your trip. These vaccines include measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine, varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, polio vaccine, and your yearly flu shot.