Offices that issue PESEL numbers to non-residents in Poland

Some take bookings, some use queue tickets, many ask you to phone first

The request goes to the residents’ register desk of a commune or city office. At the desk you may have to quote the law that requires a PESEL, and whether a representative can go in your place depends on the office.

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2 offices in Szczecin

  • Szczecin

    Filia Urzędu Miasta Szczecin

    ul. Rydla 39–40, 70-783 Szczecin

    A PESEL number identifies you but gives no residence permission, and you can only apply in person.

    Office website+48 91 42 45 000

    Bring the signed form, legal basis and identity/citizenship evidence. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants may use a passport or eligible national ID; other foreign nationals need a passport. The city’s NUE category means people outside EU/EEA/Swiss citizenship and qualifying family-member categories; it requires personal attendance, without post or proxy. Confirm any protected UK status separately. For any permitted postal route, identity copies need certification.

  • Szczecin

    Urząd Miasta Szczecin

    pl. Armii Krajowej 1, 70-456 Szczecin

    There is no online application, so apply in person, and do not apply again if you already have a number.

    Office website+48 91 42 45 000

    Bring the signed form, legal basis and identity/citizenship evidence. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants may use a passport or eligible national ID; other foreign nationals need a passport. The city’s NUE category means people outside EU/EEA/Swiss citizenship and qualifying family-member categories; it requires personal attendance, without post or proxy. Confirm any protected UK status separately. For any permitted postal route, identity copies need certification.

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