Use the office for the address where you are registered now
The departure report goes to the city or municipal office where you live, and a representative can file it for you with written authorisation. Offices differ in how they take it: some deal with it at the counter after you book, others point you to the national online route.
Rzeszów
ul. Okrzei 1, 35-002 Rzeszów
Report at the citizens’ contact centre on the ground floor, or phone first to arrange your visit.
Complete the departure form, choosing permanent departure or a temporary stay exceeding six months, and bring your ID card or passport. A representative needs written authority and their own ID. Use the separate return form when you come back.
Rzeszów
al. Piłsudskiego 44, Rzeszów
Reporting is free and normally recorded at the counter, so phone ahead to arrange your visit.
Complete the departure form, choosing permanent departure or a temporary stay exceeding six months, and bring your ID card or passport. A representative needs written authority and their own ID. Use the separate return form when you come back.
Rzeszów
al. Kopisto 1, Rzeszów
Phone ahead to arrange your visit, or report online through the national service instead.
Complete the departure form, choosing permanent departure or a temporary stay exceeding six months, and bring your ID card or passport. A representative needs written authority and their own ID. Use the separate return form when you come back.
Rzeszów
ul. Krakowska 20, Rzeszów
The notification is free and usually recorded at the counter, or you can file it online through the national service.
Complete the departure form, choosing permanent departure or a temporary stay exceeding six months, and bring your ID card or passport. A representative needs written authority and their own ID. Use the separate return form when you come back.
Rzeszów
al. Rejtana 65, Rzeszów
Reporting at the service point is free, and a quick call will tell you how to arrange your visit.
Complete the departure form, choosing permanent departure or a temporary stay exceeding six months, and bring your ID card or passport. A representative needs written authority and their own ID. Use the separate return form when you come back.
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