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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2 offices in Poznań

  • Poznań

    Wydział Spraw Obywatelskich i Uprawnień Komunikacyjnych — ul. 28 Czerwca 1956 r. 404

    ul. 28 Czerwca 1956 r. 404, Sala obsługi, parter, 61-441 Poznań

    Book an application or collection time online or by phone, and check the branch shown on your reservation.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 61 646 33 44

    Bring a colour 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and your current identity card or passport; ask the office about alternative identification if neither is available. The mDowód app cannot identify you for this procedure. Children aged five and over attend the application; children whose fingerprints were taken must also attend collection for verification. Check the guardian rules before collecting a child’s card. If illness or disability prevents a visit, contact the city about an application at your place of stay.

  • Poznań

    Wydział Spraw Obywatelskich i Uprawnień Komunikacyjnych — ul. Karola Libelta 16/20

    ul. Karola Libelta 16/20, Sala obsługi, parter, 61-706 Poznań

    Book online or by phone, and the information point can help if you have a disability or find online booking hard.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 61 646 33 44

    Bring a colour 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and your current identity card or passport; ask the office about alternative identification if neither is available. The mDowód app cannot identify you for this procedure. Children aged five and over attend the application; children whose fingerprints were taken must also attend collection for verification. Check the guardian rules before collecting a child’s card. If illness or disability prevents a visit, contact the city about an application at your place of stay.

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