How to get a Poland visa from Laos

• The Polish tourist visa is a visa issued to foreigners visiting Poland for sightseeing and tourism.
• Laotians who intend to visit friends and relatives in Poland can apply for this visa.
• You need an international passport with three months validity after your departure from Poland, the passport must have blank pages for visa stickers.
• A letter of invitation from a friend or relative in Poland is required. The letter should contain the residential address and the contact details of the host.
• Two recently taken professional passport photographs taken against a white background is needed.
• Proof of paid Poland tourist visa application fee.
• A valid travel insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 is required. This is to needed to take care of any possible health issues the applicant might encounter during the period of stay in Poland.
• Proof of family ties in your home country. This is needed to show that you have the incentive to go back to Laos after the expiry of your visa.
• A copy of your round trip ticket showing your entry and exit dates in the country.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations in Poland.
• Applicants who intend to stay with their hosts must provide a declaration that the host is willing and able to cater for their needs while in the country.
• A cover letter from the applicant’s employer stating the applicant's current job position and that leave was approved for a particular duration. The letter must be written on the company’s letterhead and must contain the employer's signature and seal.
• If you are self-employed, you are required to submit your company’s business license, the company’s bank statement of the latest 6 months and income tax returns.
• Students are required to provide a letter from their school showing proof of enrollment and a leave approval letter stating that the school is aware of your trip.
• Applicants in Poland on a tourist visa are not allowed to take up any paid employment or study in any learning institution with a Polish tourist visa.

• Poland is a business-friendly country. Foreigners who wish to travel to Poland for business purposes can apply for a Polish business visa.
  
• The
  polish business visa is a visa issued to Laotians visiting Poland for business meetings, to sign business deals, for conferences or to attend trade fairs.
• You need an international passport with three months validity after your departure from Poland, the passport must have blank pages for visa stickers.
• Two recently taken professional passport photographs taken against a white background is needed.
• A letter of invitation from the polish company you will be visiting is required, the letter must contain the detailed address of the company and the date of your visit.
• Proof of previous business dealings between the two companies as well as a certificate of registration of the company in Poland.
• A letter from your current employer confirming that he/she is aware of your business leave and the letter should state your duration of stay in the country.
• Travel medical insurance amounting to 30,00 euro valid for the duration of your stay in the country.
• Bank statement of the last six months to show proof of sufficient funds.
• A letter from your employer or the polish business partner stating who is responsible for your business travel expenses.
• Proof of paid Polish business visa application form.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations in Poland.
• Flight itinerary.

• A Polish student visa is a visa issued to foreigners who wish to study in a higher institution in Poland.
• Laotians who intend to go for a course or an internship in Poland can apply for a Polish student visa.
  
• Applicants in Poland on a student visa are only allowed to be a part-time worker while studying.
  
• The Polish student visa gives applicants multiple entries into Poland.
• Applicants are required to submit a letter of admission from a learning institution in Poland, the letter must contain your course of study and duration of stay in Poland.
• Certificates, transcripts or diplomas of your earlier educational background are required.
• Proof of sufficient funds to cover your duration of stay in Poland. Students must show proof that they can afford a sum of 20 euros on a daily basis.
• Applicants are required to obey the rules and regulations of the country in order to avoid been punished.
  
• Sponsored applicants must provide a scholarship offer letter or a proof of declaration from their sponsor.
  
• Proof of accommodation.
  
• Copy of round trip ticket.
• Travel insurance valid for the period of your stay in the country in case of an emergency, illness or accident.
• A doctor report stating that the applicant is in good health and free from any contagious diseases.
• Minors (under the age of 18) traveling alone must submit a consent letter signed by both parents and a copy of your birth certificate is required.

The official currency used in Poland is the Polish zloty. The currency code for Zlotych is PLN, and the currency symbol is zł.