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 Wrocław

  • Wrocław

    Centrum Obsługi Mieszkańca II

    pl. Nowy Targ 1–8, 50-141 Wrocław

    If you start online and are 12 or over, you must still visit within 30 days for fingerprints and a signature.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 71 777 91 46

    Bring a 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and your valid identity card or passport; mObywatel alone is not accepted for this identity check. Children aged five or over attend an in-person application. Children aged 12 or over attend collection; those aged five to eleven must attend collection if they were not present when applying.

  • Wrocław

    Centrum Obsługi Mieszkańca IV

    al. M. Kromera 44, 51-163 Wrocław

    Book a time in the city’s system and bring your current card, unless you have already reported it lost.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 71 777 93 48

    Bring a 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and your valid identity card or passport; mObywatel alone is not accepted for this identity check. Children aged five or over attend an in-person application. Children aged 12 or over attend collection; those aged five to eleven must attend collection if they were not present when applying.

  • Wrocław

    Centrum Obsługi Mieszkańca VI — Magnolia Park

    ul. Legnicka 58, 54-204 Wrocław

    Parents, guardians or appointed representatives can apply here for someone who cannot legally act for themselves.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48 71 777 77 77

    Bring a 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months and your valid identity card or passport; mObywatel alone is not accepted for this identity check. Children aged five or over attend an in-person application. Children aged 12 or over attend collection; those aged five to eleven must attend collection if they were not present when applying.

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