Offices that issue the Polish ID card

Bring a valid identity card or passport if you have one; otherwise bring another photo identity document. For an in-person application, bring a colour photo on photographic paper, 35 × 45 mm, taken within six months. A child aged five or over must attend with the applying parent or guardian; bring the adult’s ID and any required guardianship evidence. If the applicant has no PESEL (Polish national identification number), the city asks for a Polish birth-record copy and, if applicable, marriage-record copy. Confirm any further documents for your case.

Bring a valid identity card or passport if you have one; otherwise bring another photo identity document. For an in-person application, bring a colour photo on photographic paper, 35 × 45 mm, taken within six months. A child aged five or over must attend with the applying parent or guardian; bring the adult’s ID and any required guardianship evidence. If the applicant has no PESEL (Polish national identification number), the city asks for a Polish birth-record copy and, if applicable, marriage-record copy. Confirm any further documents for your case.

Bring a valid identity card or passport if you have one; otherwise bring another photo identity document. For an in-person application, bring a colour photo on photographic paper, 35 × 45 mm, taken within six months. A child aged five or over must attend with the applying parent or guardian; bring the adult’s ID and any required guardianship evidence. If the applicant has no PESEL (Polish national identification number), the city asks for a Polish birth-record copy and, if applicable, marriage-record copy. Confirm any further documents for your case.

Bring identification and a compliant recent photo. For children or a first card without PESEL (Polish national identification number), check the additional SA-10 documents before attending. If you start online and are aged 12 or over, attend the selected office within 30 days to provide fingerprints and a signature; otherwise the application is left unprocessed. The city gives 30 days from submission or completion for the finished card. A child aged 12 or over attends with the parent or guardian who submitted the online application.

Bring identification and a compliant recent photo. For children or a first card without PESEL (Polish national identification number), check the additional SA-10 documents before attending. If you start online and are aged 12 or over, attend the selected office within 30 days to provide fingerprints and a signature; otherwise the application is left unprocessed. The city gives 30 days from submission or completion for the finished card. A child aged 12 or over attends with the parent or guardian who submitted the online application.

Bring identification and a compliant recent photo. For children or a first card without PESEL (Polish national identification number), check the additional SA-10 documents before attending. If you start online and are aged 12 or over, attend the selected office within 30 days to provide fingerprints and a signature; otherwise the application is left unprocessed. The city gives 30 days from submission or completion for the finished card. A child aged 12 or over attends with the parent or guardian who submitted the online application.