Offices that issue the Polish ID card

Apply in any city, then collect where you applied

Because you may apply at any municipal office in Poland, you can choose a city that is close to home or work. Each office explains how its ID card counter works, whether you book online, take a ticket or walk in, and what to have with you, such as your current card or passport and a suitable photo. You normally collect the finished card at the same office.

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4 offices in Gdynia

  • Gdynia

    Centrum Obsługi Mieszkańca — CH Riviera

    ul. Kazimierza Górskiego 2, CH Riviera, Gdynia

    You can apply on Saturdays too, but you collect the finished card at the main town hall instead.

    Apply onlineOffice website+48586262626

    Bring a recent colour 35 × 45 mm photograph taken within six months and the appropriate identity document. For a child, bring their passport if held and the applying parent’s or guardian’s identity document. The mObywatel digital document cannot establish identity for this application. The office may request citizenship or civil-status evidence if needed. Check collection readiness and bring the required identity documents; collection attendance for children depends on age and whether they attended the application. Since 2026, the national online identity-card application uses e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system); follow the Gov.pl instructions for electronic identification and signing.

  • Gdynia

    Punkt Obsługi Mieszkańca — Tęczowa

    ul. Tęczowa 37, Gdynia

    Phone first to confirm which desk takes identity-card applications, as collection may be elsewhere.

    Apply onlineOffice website+48586262626

    Bring a recent colour 35 × 45 mm photograph taken within six months and the appropriate identity document. For a child, bring their passport if held and the applying parent’s or guardian’s identity document. The mObywatel digital document cannot establish identity for this application. The office may request citizenship or civil-status evidence if needed. Check collection readiness and bring the required identity documents; collection attendance for children depends on age and whether they attended the application. Since 2026, the national online identity-card application uses e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system); follow the Gov.pl instructions for electronic identification and signing.

  • Gdynia

    Punkt Obsługi Mieszkańca — Unruga

    ul. Unruga 39, Gdynia

    Call ahead about the visit and ask where your finished card will be ready for collection.

    Apply onlineOffice website+48586262626

    Bring a recent colour 35 × 45 mm photograph taken within six months and the appropriate identity document. For a child, bring their passport if held and the applying parent’s or guardian’s identity document. The mObywatel digital document cannot establish identity for this application. The office may request citizenship or civil-status evidence if needed. Check collection readiness and bring the required identity documents; collection attendance for children depends on age and whether they attended the application. Since 2026, the national online identity-card application uses e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system); follow the Gov.pl instructions for electronic identification and signing.

  • Gdynia

    Urząd Miasta Gdyni – Sala Obsługi Mieszkańców

    al. Marszałka Piłsudskiego 52/54, 81-382 Gdynia

    Come to the main town hall, where both applications and collection are handled at the same desks.

    Apply onlineOffice website+48586262626

    Bring a recent colour 35 × 45 mm photograph taken within six months and the appropriate identity document. For a child, bring their passport if held and the applying parent’s or guardian’s identity document. The mObywatel digital document cannot establish identity for this application. The office may request citizenship or civil-status evidence if needed. Check collection readiness and bring the required identity documents; collection attendance for children depends on age and whether they attended the application. Since 2026, the national online identity-card application uses e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system); follow the Gov.pl instructions for electronic identification and signing.

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