Accommodation in Poland

Sorting accommodation is one of the first things international students arrange. Here are your options, what they cost, and how Flyviz supports you.

Your options

  • University dormitories (akademik) — the most affordable choice, often PLN 500–1,200/month.
  • Shared private flats — typically PLN 900–2,500/month depending on city and how many share.
  • Studio / private rentals — pricier, mainly central Warsaw and Kraków.

Typical monthly costs

CityDormitoryShared flat
WarsawPLN 700–1,200PLN 1,200–2,500
KrakówPLN 600–1,000PLN 900–2,000
Smaller citiesPLN 500–900PLN 700–1,500

How Flyviz helps

We guide you on dormitory applications and vetted private options near your university, and — as part of post-arrival support — help you settle in when you land.

Frequently asked questions

How much does student accommodation cost in Poland?

Dormitories are often PLN 500–1,200/month; shared private flats typically PLN 900–2,500/month depending on the city.

Should I book accommodation before arriving?

Arrange at least temporary accommodation before you travel. Dormitory places are limited, so apply early once you have your offer.

Plan your study abroad with Flyviz

Get matched to the right university and course, and a clear cost estimate.

Sources

Figures are indicative and subject to change. Confirm visa, admission and fee details with the university or official Polish authorities before applying.