Tumski Bridge across the Oder River in Wrocław

Study & travel

Expert guidance for students, travellers, and dreamers. We navigate the visas, admissions, and itineraries so you can focus on the journey.

Two routes, one personal guide

What brings you to Poland?

Study or travel: pick the one closer to you, and I'll walk you through the steps before you decide anything.

Students walking across a university campusStudy in Poland

I start from your grades and interests, then map the route through program choice, university, documents, and settling in.

  • Programs matched to your goals
  • Guidance through documents and arrival
Tatra mountains with a wooden hut in the valleyTravel in Poland

I build the trip around your people, your time, and your budget, using places I know and details that make each day easier.

  • A plan matched to your pace and interests
  • Practical details before departure
Mathew Hashoul on a mountain terrace near ZakopaneMathew Hashoul overlooking Wrocław from the Bridge of PenitentsMathew Hashoul at Morskie Oko lake in the Tatra Mountains

Agency founder

Mathew Hashoul

Where the advice comes from

I know Poland from the inside: the paperwork, the cities, and the daily details.

My route started in Jish and led to Wrocław, where I studied computer engineering and lived for four years. I know the questions that come up before the flight, and the small details that only appear once you are there.

Computer engineer

Graduated in Wrocław, Poland.

Four years in Poland

Studying, living, and travelling.

Three fluent languages

Arabic, Hebrew, and English, plus conversational Polish.

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After you send a request

You always know the next step

No account and no long intake form. You send a short request, I read it, then we agree on the route together.

  1. 01

    Tell me what you need

    Your name and phone number are enough to begin. Add a service or any question on your mind.

  2. 02

    I go through your situation

    I read the details, contact you, ask what is still missing, and explain the options that are realistic.

  3. 03

    We build the route together

    Once we agree on the plan, your files, requests, and next steps sit together in one personal page.

Know the country before you arrive

Poland is more than paperwork

The season, the language, and local customs change the whole experience. These pages cover what I wish I had known earlier.

Before you send a request

Clear answers to the first questions

Do I need a visa to study or travel in Poland?

That depends on your passport, the type of visit, and its length. I check your situation first, then explain the requirements that apply to you.

Can I study in Poland in English?

Yes. Full English-language programs are available across several fields. Most ask for proof of your English level, so I check what each one requires and help you narrow the options by grades, budget, and goal.

How long does the university application take?

Timing depends on the university, program, application window, and whether your documents are complete. I start by reviewing your file and building a realistic timeline.

Do you organize trips for families or groups?

Yes. I plan around group size, ages, interests, and pace, whether you are a family, a group of friends, or a solo traveller.

How do I pay for services?

After I review the request, I explain the service and the cost before you commit to anything. Payment happens outside the website, and this site never asks for card details.

One step is enough to begin

Tell me where you want to go

Send a short request. I'll read it, contact you, and explain the route that makes sense for your situation.

No account and no payment details.