About the Company: PZU Ukraina Within the PZU Group
PZU Ukraina is part of the PZU Group, which operates in Poland, Ukraine, and the Baltic states. The group's roots go back to 1803, and it is one of the largest financial groups in Central and Eastern Europe. For someone choosing an insurer for a visa policy, that is additional background on the company: behind the brand stands a group with a long history in the insurance market and considerable scale. It does not affect whether the policy is accepted for a visa: what matters is that the policy meets the requirements (sum insured, the insurer's accreditation, validity dates), not the country the group comes from, and every accredited insurer meets the EUR 30,000 minimum equally. So it makes sense to choose between them by price, program terms, and ease of purchase, and details about the PZU Group can be one extra point of reference for buyers who find that kind of detail important.
What the policy covers, how long it's valid, and how to buy it
Every PZU Ukraina visa policy is built around the same coverage floor: urgent medical treatment, emergency hospitalization, repatriation, and death, insured for a minimum of EUR 30,000, with a 24/7 assistance line included. For a Schengen type C visa, that requirement comes from Article 15 of the EU Visa Code (Regulation (EC) No 810/2009); for a national type D visa, the same EUR 30,000 figure comes from Poland's own Act on Foreigners (Ustawa o cudzoziemcach). The policy is valid for the full length of the visa applied for, up to one year.
To buy a PZU Ukraina policy, enter your destination country, travel dates, date of birth, and purpose of travel into the homepage calculator, pick PZU Ukraina among the insurers offered, and pay online. PZU Ukraina doesn't run a separate karta pobytu program in our calculator; that product comes only from Kniazha, selected by first setting your location to “I'm abroad” and then manually choosing Kniazha from the narrowed list. Our dedicated karta pobytu insurance page covers that difference in full.
Still figuring out your visa category, or heading to Poland to study specifically?
Want to know where the EUR 30,000 requirement itself comes from, and why it's identical for a Schengen and a national visa? Read our full breakdown for that. If you already know you're heading to Poland to study, there are a few extra details beyond the visa minimum worth knowing:
Medical Insurance for a Polish Visa: Which Program to Choose for Your Task
Insurance for Studying in Poland: D Visa, Erasmus+, University and Dormitory
Get a PZU Ukraina visa policy
Destination, travel dates, and purpose of travel go into the homepage calculator first; PZU Ukraina is your pick from the accredited insurers it shows you next. The EUR 30,000 policy that follows arrives by email, ready to submit alongside your visa application.
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