What do you need to bring to study in Poland?

For students who are going to school in Poland for the first time, what should they put in their luggage? Many students may be confused. Packing your luggage according to this list will definitely help you to study abroad smoothly.

1. Clothes

Clothes take up a lot of luggage space, so you don’t need to bring a lot with you to Poland. If you buy them in Poland, they are very cheap, and some are even cheaper than those in China. Be cheap. It often rains in spring, summer and autumn in Poland, so you can bring more waterproof jackets and other clothes according to the season. Winter in Poland is relatively cold. Fortunately, Poland has sufficient heating supply, so even if Poland is If it’s cold, you don’t need to bring a lot of clothes. Just bring a thick cotton-padded jacket. There is also a heater in the bus. The heater is warm enough that you can wear short-sleeved shirts and shirts indoors in winter, so you don’t need too many sweaters and thermal underwear. If you do, you can bring more short-sleeved shirts and other clothes. If you want to ski in Poland, you can also bring a set of ski equipment. Poland has many mountains. If you want to climb mountains, you can bring a pair of sturdy shoes. There are also pajamas and pajamas. You can bring two sets here. You can buy other clothes here. Don’t bring too many. When you return to your country, having too much luggage will be a big problem.

2. Daily necessities

Toiletries: Toiletries include toiletries and skin care products. You don’t need to bring a lot of these two items, they are all sold in Polish stores. , you can bring enough for a week, and buy them when they are gone next time. You may not be familiar with them when you first come here, and you don’t have so much time to pick out these things. The same goes for skin care products. There are many brands here, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to buy them. The prices are similar to those in China.

Books and stationery: Books in Poland are very expensive. You can bring a small printer from China and some professional books, and you can save some money on materials.

Medicines: You need to know which medicines you can bring and which medicines you cannot bring. Traditional Chinese medicine cannot be brought. You can bring some emergency medicines. If you are unfamiliar with Poland and encounter an emergency, I don’t know who to call if a situation arises, so these medicines can be used as an emergency.

Electrical appliances: small hair dryers, multi-function rice cookers, mobile phones, computers, etc.

Conversion plug: You must bring a conversion plug, otherwise the electrical appliances you bring will not be used.

Documents: There are some documents that the school needs to prepare. Be sure not to omit the documents. Bring all the originals with you and make a copy.