Offices that exchange foreign driving licences in Poland

Pick the city or county office for your home address

Licence exchange is handled by the transport department of a city office, a county office or, in Warsaw, a district office, and the right one is the office for where you live. Some offices start with a document check before anything else, and the exam rules depend on the licence you hold. Prepare supporting papers such as a photocopy of the licence and your residence document.

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2 offices in Szczecin

  • Szczecin

    Filia Urzędu Miasta Szczecin

    ul. Rydla 39–40, 70-783 Szczecin

    Book the exchange online, then wait for the message that your new licence is ready before collecting it.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 91 42 45 000

    Bring the signed application, ID or passport, original foreign licence and copy, 35 × 45 mm colour photo, payment evidence and proof of Szczecin address if not registered here. Check whether a sworn or consular Polish translation is needed; compliant EU-format licences are exempt. Surrender the foreign licence at collection; it is sent to the issuing authority, not retained as a second licence.

  • Szczecin

    Urząd Miasta Szczecin

    pl. Armii Krajowej 1, 70-456 Szczecin

    Book the exchange online and go in person, or send a representative with written authority.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 91 42 45 000

    Bring the signed application, ID or passport, original foreign licence and copy, 35 × 45 mm colour photo, payment evidence and proof of Szczecin address if not registered here. Check whether a sworn or consular Polish translation is needed; compliant EU-format licences are exempt. Surrender the foreign licence at collection; it is sent to the issuing authority, not retained as a second licence.

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Driving Licence Rules and Exchange in Poland

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Check foreign driving licence validity rules, exchange requirements, medical findings, and application steps with the competent Polish authorities.

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