Rp 6,241,179+ Cheap flights to Poland

If you are travelling to Poland from Indonesia there are many flights to Poland and, depending on the departing city and the destination, the flight duration varies. Flights to Warsaw Chopin Airport, Warsaw, from Soekarno International Airport, Jakarta, take about 21h 42m on average. However, it takes between 21h 20m to 33h to reach John Paul II, Krakow Balice International Airport from Soekarno International Airport, Jakarta. There are cheap flights to Poland from Surabaya Airport to Warsaw Airport, which take between 22h and 33h 30m. To the other popular city Krakow from Surabaya, the flight duration is between 25h 30m and 40h 45m depending on Poland flight deals.

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights to Poland from Indonesian cities. To travel to Warsaw from Jakarta, one stop is mandatory and the stopover airport depends on the airlines you choose to book. The stop-over can be Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, or Amsterdam. If you wish to travel to Krakow from Jakarta, Garuda, Indonesia and KLM have single-stop flights. Other airlines provide flights with two stopovers. If you wish to travel to Warsaw from Surabaya to Poland cities like Warsaw and Krakow, then there is a minimum of two stopovers. Etihad Airways, Qatar Airlines, Turkish Airways, Garuda Indonesia, and other multiple airlines offer cheap flights to Poland.

There are many modes of transport to travel around Poland. While air travel is recommended between cities there are other viable transport options. Hiring rental cars can be considered as well. It provides greater flexibility when travelling within city limits or travelling between major cities. Expect to cover Kraków to Warsaw in 3-4h. The train is usually a better option as it is faster especially when covering large distances or moving around big cities like Warsaw. Tickets are available at stations and the fares are low. A ticket from Krakow to Warsaw costs about Rp 997,358. If you are in Warsaw, buses, trams, and the metro are available. Cars and taxis are not allowed in city centres and you should rely on public transportation or walk if it is close by.

Poland has everything a tourist looks for: there are historical treasures, urban centres, and natural beauty. If you are visiting Krakow, which is one of the popular tourist destinations, you can check out the Old Town, the Karkow Ghetto, and the Rynek Glowny, which is a popular medieval town in Europe. Once you are done visiting Krakow monuments and their picturesque locales head to Warsaw which has some world-class museums. They give you a glimpse of the present and the past and the resilience of the city. When in Warsaw do not miss the Chopin Concert at Royal Lazienki Park on Sundays or go clubbing just like the locals who love to party. Wine and dine like the Poles in some of the outdoor restaurants.

When travelling to Poland from Indonesia, the passport must have a validity of at least 3 months. You will need a C-Type Schengen Visa for stays up to 90 days and a D-Type Schengen Visa for stays more than 90 days. Visa processing can take anywhere between 30-60 days and it costs around Rp 1,350,000.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Poland on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Warsaw Frederic Chopin is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Poland. One-way flights to Warsaw Frederic Chopin typically cost Rp 2,228,948, while return flights cost around Rp 5,095,342.

A return flight to Poland will typically cost around Rp 330, however they can be found for as little as Rp 325.

For those looking to save time traveling to Poland, Jakarta offers the quickest one-way flight (20 hours 45 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Warsaw Frederic Chopin can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Warsaw Frederic Chopin has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Courtyard by Marriott Warsaw Airport is the closest property to Warsaw Frederic Chopin (0.0 km away from Warsaw Frederic Chopin).