Passport offices across Poland

Each passport office has its own routine for applicants

Passport offices are part of the regional government offices, and each one has its own routine. Some work with online reservations, others also give out queue tickets that can run out late in the day, and some offer special arrangements for people with limited mobility. Where the finished passport is handed over also depends on the office.

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1 office in Wrocław

  • Wrocław

    Dolnośląski Urząd Wojewódzki — sprawy obywatelskie i cudzoziemcy

    pl. Powstańców Warszawy 1, Rejestracja UE: Sala Obsługi Klienta A, 50-153 Wrocław

    Book one reservation per person, and take your ticket before the booked time so the slot is not cancelled.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+48713406000

    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 the photo and any required copies ready: the booking system says no photo or copying service is available in the DUW building. Pay by card at the counter, excluding BLIK, or bring a printed payment confirmation. Do not confuse this address with the Magnolia or airport passport points, which have their own arrangements.

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