New rules for Polish language exams and certificates for foreigners.
The draft law makes it easier to obtain a Polish language certificate, which is essential for citizenship or free university studies. It introduces accommodations for people with disabilities, the option to get a duplicate of a lost document, and sets exam fees in PLN. These changes aim to reduce waiting times and improve exam organization.
Key points
Lowering the adult exam age limit from 18 to 16, helping youth access free studies in Poland.
Option to exempt people with hearing or speech impairments from the oral exam.
Introducing duplicates for lost certificates (100 PLN fee) and setting maximum exam fees in PLN instead of Euros.
Expanding the list of people (e.g., graduates of Polish schools abroad) who can get a certificate without taking the exam.
Increasing the exam group limit from 20 to 30 people to improve availability.
Status:
In Progress
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