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.

18 offices in Warsaw
  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Bemowo

    ul. Powstańców Śląskich 70, 01-381 Warsaw

    Book a visit in the city’s appointment system, and the card itself is issued free of charge.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Białołęka

    ul. Modlińska 197, 03-122 Warsaw

    Start your application online, then visit in person to give your signature and fingerprints.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Bielany

    ul. Żeromskiego 29, 01-882 Warsaw

    Whether it is your first card or a replacement, you reserve the visit in the city’s appointment system.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Mokotów

    ul. Rakowiecka 25/27, 02-517 Warsaw

    Your first adult card can be applied for from 30 days before you turn 18, and issuing it is free.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Ochota

    ul. Grójecka 17a, 02-021 Warsaw

    The card is free, and you collect it from the branch that handles your application.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Praga-Północ

    ul. Ks. I. Kłopotowskiego 15, 03-708 Warsaw

    Staff prepare the form from official records and take your signature and fingerprints during the visit.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Praga-Południe

    ul. Grochowska 274, 03-841 Warsaw

    New Polish citizens can apply here too, after booking a visit in the city’s appointment system.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Rembertów

    al. gen. A. Chruściela „Montera” 28, 04-401 Warsaw

    Begin online if you like, but visit within 30 days or your application will not be examined.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Targówek

    ul. Kondratowicza 20, 00-983 Warsaw

    The card is free, and you can also apply at any other municipal office in Poland if that suits you better.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Ursus

    pl. Czerwca 1976 r. 1, 02-495 Warsaw

    Normally your application is dealt with within 30 days, counted from your fingerprint visit if you start online.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Ursynów

    al. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej 61, 02-777 Warsaw

    You can apply here even if you live in another part of Warsaw, so choose the branch that is easiest to reach.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Wawer

    ul. Żegańska 1, 04-713 Warsaw

    Reserve a time in the city’s appointment system before you go.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Wesoła

    ul. 1 Praskiego Pułku 33, 05-075 Warsaw

    You can start in the official online service or the mObywatel app, then finish with a visit in person.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Wilanów

    ul. F. Klimczaka 2, 02-797 Warsaw

    If illness or disability keeps you from coming in, the branch for the area where you stay can arrange another way to apply.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Włochy

    al. Krakowska 257, 02-133 Warsaw

    Apply in person and staff will take your signature and fingerprints during the same visit.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Wola

    al. „Solidarności” 90, 01-003 Warsaw

    Book a visit here, or start online and come in within 30 days to finish.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Delegatura Biura Administracji i Spraw Obywatelskich – Żoliborz

    ul. J. Słowackiego 6/8, 01-627 Warsaw

    Applying here costs nothing, and living in another district makes no difference.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check which alternative photo documents you can use; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

  • Warsaw

    Wydział Ewidencji Ludności i Rejestracji Pojazdów dla Dzielnicy Śródmieście

    ul. Kruczkowskiego 2, 00-412 Warsaw

    Start online or book a visit in person, and you usually give your signature and fingerprints at the office.

    For a counter application, bring a compliant colour 35×45 mm photograph taken within six months and a physical identity document. The city does not accept mDowód as identity proof for this procedure. If you lack a valid ID card or passport, check the alternative photo documents; citizenship evidence may be requested where uncertain. Bring your old card for cancellation at collection if you still have it. Newly naturalised citizens must also return any retained former residence document.

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