Passport offices across Poland

Bring your valid Polish identity card or passport if one has been issued, a compliant colour passport photo taken within the last six months, and original evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The photo is 35 × 45 mm with a clear, front-facing image on a plain light background. Ask the office what is needed if you have no valid identity document or your personal details conflict. Fingerprints and a signature are normally taken during the adult application. Keep the receipt and check readiness before collection; bring your existing valid passport for cancellation when collecting its replacement. Do not assume a booking guarantees a document before your trip. Tell the office what access assistance you need when arranging the visit. Ask which payment method and collection arrangement apply at this alternative point; do not expect an ordinary daily passport counter here.

Bring your valid Polish identity card or passport if one has been issued, a compliant colour passport photo taken within the last six months, and original evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The photo is 35 × 45 mm with a clear, front-facing image on a plain light background. Ask the office what is needed if you have no valid identity document or your personal details conflict. Fingerprints and a signature are normally taken during the adult application. Keep the receipt and check readiness before collection; bring your existing valid passport for cancellation when collecting its replacement. Do not assume a booking guarantees a document before your trip. You can pay by card at the department or by transfer to the current account for passport fees. If you have mobility difficulties, ask about the separately arranged Wednesday service at Mickiewicza 3 rather than assuming this Bema counter is accessible.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant photo taken within six months, payment evidence and any discount documents. Keep the application receipt to check readiness. At collection bring the previous passport and tell staff about any valid visas before cancellation.

Bring your valid Polish identity card or passport if one has been issued, a compliant colour passport photo taken within the last six months, and original evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The photo is 35 × 45 mm with a clear, front-facing image on a plain light background. Ask the office what is needed if you have no valid identity document or your personal details conflict. Fingerprints and a signature are normally taken during the adult application. Keep the receipt and check readiness before collection; bring your existing valid passport for cancellation when collecting its replacement. Do not assume a booking guarantees a document before your trip.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant photo from the last six months, and payment or discount evidence. Bring the previous passport when collecting; tell the officer about any valid visas before cancellation. A court-appointed guardian or curator needs evidence of authority: the applicant attends submission, but need not accompany the guardian for collection.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant photo from the last six months, and payment or discount evidence. Bring the previous passport when collecting; tell the officer about any valid visas before cancellation. A court-appointed guardian or curator needs evidence of authority: the applicant attends submission, but need not accompany the guardian for collection.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant photo from the last six months, and payment or discount evidence. Bring the previous passport when collecting; tell the officer about any valid visas before cancellation. A court-appointed guardian or curator needs evidence of authority: the applicant attends submission, but need not accompany the guardian for collection.

Bring valid ID or passport if previously issued, a compliant colour photo taken within six months, and payment or concession evidence. Card payment is available at the counter. For a child, arrange consent from the required parent or guardian: an absent parent’s paper signature needs certification by a passport authority or notary, or use the accepted electronic consent addressed to this voivodeship. Keep the application receipt and bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant photo from the last six months, and payment or discount evidence. Bring the previous passport when collecting; tell the officer about any valid visas before cancellation. A court-appointed guardian or curator needs evidence of authority: the applicant attends submission, but need not accompany the guardian for collection.

Bring your valid Polish identity card or passport if one has been issued, a compliant colour passport photo taken within the last six months, and original evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The photo is 35 × 45 mm with a clear, front-facing image on a plain light background. Ask the office what is needed if you have no valid identity document or your personal details conflict. Fingerprints and a signature are normally taken during the adult application. Keep the receipt and check readiness before collection; bring your existing valid passport for cancellation when collecting its replacement. Do not assume a booking guarantees a document before your trip.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Adults: bring a recent compliant passport photo, valid Polish ID or passport, and payment or payment confirmation. Bring evidence for any fee reduction. The officer prepares the application electronically; check the separate rules for children and guardians.

Adults: bring a recent compliant passport photo, valid Polish ID or passport, and payment or payment confirmation. Bring evidence for any fee reduction. The officer prepares the application electronically; check the separate rules for children and guardians.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Bring your valid Polish identity card or passport if one has been issued, a compliant colour passport photo taken within the last six months, and original evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The photo is 35 × 45 mm with a clear, front-facing image on a plain light background. Ask the office what is needed if you have no valid identity document or your personal details conflict. Fingerprints and a signature are normally taken during the adult application. Keep the receipt and check readiness before collection; bring your existing valid passport for cancellation when collecting its replacement. Do not assume a booking guarantees a document before your trip. Pay by card at the application desk or bring proof of a bank transfer to the account currently shown on the city’s website. The Poczta Polska cash point at Lubomelska 1–3 opens weekdays 08:00–15:00, so it does not cover the whole extended Monday passport session.

Bring a recent colour passport photograph taken within the last six months, your current passport or valid Polish ID, payment proof and evidence of any fee reduction or exemption. The ordinary adult fee without a reduction is PLN 140. If a surname changed after marriage abroad, check the Polish marriage-record requirement; conflicting identity or citizenship details may require additional evidence. Bring the old passport for cancellation when collecting the new one.

Bring your valid passport or identity card if issued, a compliant 35 × 45 mm photo taken within six months, and payment or discount evidence.