Poland has been a member of the European Union since 2004 and has been in the Schengen area since 2007; It is one of the most popular countries in Europe due to its location and connection between the Balkans and Western Europe. Its capital is Warsaw and its population is 38.5 million (according to European Union 2019 records). The most well-known cities are Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz and Wroclaw. Poland, with an average age of 40 including an elderly population, is one of the countries with the most dynamic population in Europe. While the average population age in Europe is generally around 45-46, Poland stands out especially in this area. Due to its close distance, it is preferred by students from countries such as Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania to continue their education, especially within the scope of the Erasmus program; Students from many countries such as Italy, Spain, India, Ukraine, China, Norway and Nigeria prefer many universities in Poland for education.

The official language of Poland is Polish, but approximately 36-37% of the young population between the ages of 15-35 speaks English fluently. In addition, German, Russian and a small amount of French are also spoken in Poland. Generally speaking, and considering all languages, approximately more than 80% of the population across all age groups are bilingual. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the main sources of income in Poland. It also has more coal reserves than the world average. Although it is the ninth largest country in Europe, it is a country that is constantly developing economically and has low living costs.