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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3 offices in Toruń

  • Toruń

    Punkt Informacyjny Urzędu Miasta — CH Copernicus

    ul. Stanisława Żółkiewskiego 15, 87-100 Toruń

    Apply at the shopping centre counter, but remember the finished card is collected at the Batorego office.

    Apply onlineBook an appointmentOffice website+48 56 611 83 52

    Bring a current colour photograph and your existing ID or passport. If neither is available, ask how identity will be established. Online adult applications still require fingerprints and a signature at the selected office within 30 days; follow the national service’s current e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system) requirements.

  • Toruń

    Punkt Informacyjny Urzędu Miasta — CH Plaza

    ul. Władysława Broniewskiego 90, 87-100 Toruń

    Book your visit online or by phone, and confirm where to collect your card when you apply at the mall.

    Apply onlineBook an appointmentOffice website+48 56 611 83 52

    Bring a current colour photograph and your existing ID or passport. If neither is available, ask how identity will be established. Online adult applications still require fingerprints and a signature at the selected office within 30 days; follow the national service’s current e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system) requirements.

  • Toruń

    Wydział Spraw Administracyjnych — Batorego

    ul. Stefana Batorego 38/40, 87-100 Toruń

    Book both visits online or by phone, and note that cards from the mall counters are collected here too.

    Apply onlineBook an appointmentOffice website+48 56 611 83 52

    Bring a current colour photograph and your existing ID or passport. If neither is available, ask how identity will be established. Online adult applications still require fingerprints and a signature at the selected office within 30 days; follow the national service’s current e-Doręczenia (Poland’s electronic delivery system) requirements.

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