Offices that exchange foreign driving licences in Poland

Prepare the double-sided A4 application, identity document, licence copy, compliant colour photograph and payment evidence. A sworn or consular Polish translation is required where applicable; specified EU-format licences are exempt. Foreign applicants also supply the applicable residence-document copy or evidence of at least six months of study. Keep the original licence for the surrender step.

Prepare the application, recent 35 × 45 mm colour photo, ID, foreign licence and residence/address evidence. Ask whether a sworn or consular translation is required; compliant EU-format licences are exempt. The document’s format and required data matter, not just its issuing country: a licence not meeting the Vienna Convention requirements can require a PKK and theory test, subject to the EU/EEA/Swiss exception. Confirm the route before paying.

Prepare the application, licence copy and original, ID, a 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and proof of payment. Foreign nationals need residence-right evidence. A sworn or consular Polish translation is normally required, except for licences matching the specified EU format. Ask about additional evidence for an expired licence.

Prepare application SK-1.1, identity evidence, a compliant 35 × 45 mm colour photograph no older than six months, the foreign licence and its copy, fee proof and the residence evidence or declaration applicable to your case. A sworn Polish translation or one certified by the competent Polish consul may be required; licences following the specified standard EU models have a translation exemption. A non-convention licence may require a Polish theory test. Medical or psychological evidence depends on the case, including relevant expired-licence categories; arrange it after checking the exact requirements. Bring identification and the foreign original for personal collection and surrender of the exchanged document. Ask the information point for the current application and required residence declaration. Older printed forms may still be accepted with a supplemental declaration during a transition period; ask the office which form applies. Meet the residence conditions and submit the current declaration no later than collection or the planned postal dispatch, where that route is allowed. Some theory-test cases require this by the exam day; confirm which deadline applies with the department.

Prepare form 11, two-sided licence copy and original, ID, a 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months, payment proof and applicable stay evidence or six-month study confirmation. Sworn/consular translation depends on format. Expired categories may need medical/psychological evidence. A representative needs authority; PLN 17 may apply with family exemptions. Surrender the foreign original for the Polish card. For the theory-exam route, deliver issuance-payment proof after passing so production can be ordered.

Prepare the driving-licence application, identity document, foreign-licence copy with Polish translation, a 35×45 mm photo taken within six months, medical certificate and applicable Polish residence evidence. The checklist adds psychological evidence for specified heavy-vehicle categories and parental consent for applicable under-18 categories. Confirm your exact document requirements.

Prepare the application, identity document, current 35 × 45 mm photograph, licence copy, applicable residence or study evidence and fee receipt. A certified Polish translation is required, except for an EU-format licence. The issue fee is PLN 100; translation, examination and any representation fees are separate. Ask what originals to show and when the old licence must be surrendered. Collection is at desk 9 personally or through the specified authority to collect.

Prepare the appropriate KU-72 or KU-71 application, valid original licence and copy, current 35 × 45 mm photograph, identity evidence and the residence/study evidence applicable to you. A certified Polish translation is generally required, with an exception for the EU-format licence. The issue fee is PLN 100; translation and any examination are separate costs. The foreign document must be surrendered for exchange. Print the official form at actual size without scaling, or obtain it at the office.

Prepare ID, application, payment evidence, original licence and both-sided copy, a 35 × 45 mm photo no older than six months, and relevant residence or study evidence. A sworn or consular translation is required when the licence does not match the specified EU formats. Confirm country-specific requirements before paying for translations.

Prepare ID, application, payment evidence, original licence and both-sided copy, a 35 × 45 mm photo no older than six months, and relevant residence or study evidence. A sworn or consular translation is required when the licence does not match the specified EU formats. Confirm country-specific requirements before paying for translations.

Bring the application printed double-sided at original size on one A4 sheet, identity, a recent 35 × 45 mm colour photograph, payment proof and a copy of the foreign licence with the required attached sworn or consular translation. Certain EU-format licences are exempt from translation. Medical and psychological evidence is conditional on the case. Tell the office if a protected status affects foreign-authority verification. Surrender the foreign licence when receiving the Polish one.

Prepare the application, current 35 × 45 mm photo, identity and lawful-stay documents as applicable, both-side copy of the foreign licence and evidence requested for residence. A sworn Polish translation or Polish-consular translation is normally needed, with an exemption for the standard EU-format licence. The Polish document costs PLN 100; translations, examinations and tests are separate. Follow the fee sequence for your procedure. Foreign-authority verification can extend the waiting time substantially; do not book travel on the assumption of a guaranteed 30-day completion.

Prepare the application, a compliant 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months, a licence copy and original, ID, payment evidence and applicable residence or six-month study evidence. Translation is conditional: standard EU-format licences are exempt under the local instructions. Medical or psychological certificates are required only where applicable. Confirm the non-convention test requirements before booking the ordinary exchange.

Prepare the application, payment proof, licence copy, identification, a 35 × 45 mm colour photo taken within six months and applicable residence evidence. Medical and psychological certificates depend on the case. After applying online, deliver required original certificates and translation. Ask the licence team to confirm requirements for your issuing country and document; postal delivery requires surrendering the old licence.

Use the current scannable application, existing licence, accepted ID, one current photo and PLN 100 issue-fee evidence. Ask whether a translation, medical report or additional evidence is required for your document. The BIP also allows the exchange application and attachments by post to Wydział Obsługi Mieszkańców, Rynek 1, 25-303 Kielce.

Prepare the application, a colour 35 × 45 mm photograph taken within six months, identity document, foreign licence and its copy, and evidence appropriate to the residence declaration. Ask whether a translation or additional medical or psychological evidence is required for your document and categories. Confirm how the original foreign licence will be surrendered before collection; do not assume you can keep both documents.

Prepare the application, photo, original licence and copy, identification and applicable residence evidence. KM-19 exempts EU/EEA/Swiss licences from translation; medical or theory-exam requirements depend on the case. A required sworn Polish translation must be attached to the licence copy; EU/EEA/Swiss exemptions still apply. Expired EU licences need the applicable medical evidence; heavier categories may also require psychological evidence. Show originals and confirm the residence basis, including applicable normal-residence or study circumstances. A representative can act with authority; collecting on your behalf also requires returning the old licence and showing the representative’s ID.

Prepare the application, current 35 × 45 mm photo, identity and lawful-stay documents as applicable, both-side copy of the foreign licence and evidence requested for residence. A sworn Polish translation or Polish-consular translation is normally needed, with an exemption for the standard EU-format licence. The Polish document costs PLN 100; translations, examinations and tests are separate. Follow the fee sequence for your procedure. Foreign-authority verification can extend the waiting time substantially; do not book travel on the assumption of a guaranteed 30-day completion.

Prepare identity evidence, a current photograph and the foreign licence. Confirm your country-specific checklist with the office, including any translation or additional evidence. The booking information links to the municipal transport-service descriptions. Read the national foreign-licence guide as well; reserving a time neither submits nor approves the exchange.

Prepare application, 35 × 45 mm colour photo from the last six months, foreign licence original and copy, identity and applicable residence evidence. Ask about authorised translation and any theory examination for your document’s country/format; the local card specifically addresses licences outside the road-traffic conventions. Expired eligible documents need the relevant renewal evidence. Pay by card at the counter or the verified city account; proxy stamp duty is normally PLN 17 with exemptions.