Offices that confirm a Profil Zaufany in Poland

Any confirmation point will do, not only the one for your address

Different kinds of offices act as confirmation points, so a city can offer several. Pick yours to see which office it is, how to get seen, whether you take a numbered ticket and which identity document to bring, such as a residence card or passport.

8 offices in Kraków
  • Kraków

    Centralna Informacja Urzędu Miasta Krakowa

    pl. Wszystkich Świętych 3–4, Parter, pokój 1, Kraków

    Start your request online, then show your ID in person at the city’s central information desk.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Małopolski Oddział Wojewódzki NFZ — Sala Obsługi Klientów

    ul. Wadowicka 8W, 30-415 Kraków

    Have your identity checked in the customer hall, and ask the national patient line first whether you need to book.

    Choose confirmation at a point on pz.gov.pl, submit the request and attend personally within its confirmation deadline; the national patient guide states 14 days. Bring a valid identity card or passport and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and request details available. Foreign nationals must also bring a document proving that a PESEL number has been assigned; a passport alone is not sufficient. Confirmation is free. Keep your password and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Punkt Obsługi Mieszkańców — Galeria Serenada

    al. Gen. Tadeusza Bora-Komorowskiego 41, 31-876 Kraków

    Finish your online request at the city’s residents’ service point, and phone ahead if you are unsure.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Punkt Obsługi Przedsiębiorcy — Urząd Miasta Krakowa

    ul. Zabłocie 22, Parter, stanowiska 1–7, Kraków

    Have your ID checked at the city’s business service point after applying online, wherever you live.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Referat Ewidencji Ludności i Dowodów Osobistych dla Dzielnic I–VII

    al. Powstania Warszawskiego 10, 31-541 Kraków

    Have your ID checked at the city’s residents’ registration and identity card desk, whichever district you live in.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Referat Ewidencji Ludności i Dowodów Osobistych dla Dzielnic VIII–XIII

    ul. Wielicka 28A, 30-552 Kraków

    Bring your passport, identity card or residence card to the city’s residents’ registration desk after applying online.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Referat Ewidencji Ludności i Dowodów Osobistych dla Dzielnic XIV–XVIII

    os. Zgody 2, 31-949 Kraków

    Pick the registration and identity card office closest to you, whichever district you live in.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

  • Kraków

    Urząd Miasta Krakowa — punkt potwierdzający Profil Zaufany, Lubelska 27

    ul. Lubelska 27, Parter, pokój 1, Kraków

    Have your ID checked at the city’s dedicated confirmation point, which you can choose wherever you live.

    Bring a current identity document that clearly identifies you, such as an identity card, passport or residence card, and have your PESEL (Polish national identification number) and application details available. If you have lost access to an old profile, explain that before confirmation: the national guidance requires invalidating the old profile before confirming a new one. Only one valid profile can be linked to your PESEL. Keep passwords and authorisation codes private.

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