How to Obtain a Driving License in Poland: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Description

What is it?

A driving license is an official document that certifies the holder’s competence to drive motor vehicles. This guide details how to obtain a driver’s license in Poland.

Who needs it?

Anyone who wishes to drive motor vehicles on public roads in Poland needs a driving license. This especially pertains to individuals without a previous license or with licenses not nationally recognized by Polish law.

Procedure

  1. Attend a course at a driving school. This course will cover theoretical and practical aspects of driving.

  2. Pass the theoretical exam. This is typically a computer-based test on road rules and safety.

  3. Pass the practical driving test. This usually involves demonstrating your driving abilities on actual roads with an examiner.

  4. After passing the tests, apply for a driving license at a local municipality or city hall. You will need to present the relevant documents.

  5. Pay the necessary fee and wait for your driving license. The processing time can vary.

Required Documents

  1. Certificate of Completion of a Driving Course
  2. Identification document (ID card or Passport)
  3. Proof of residence.
  4. Medical certificate confirming your fitness to drive.

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Additional details

  • The minimum age to obtain a driving license in Poland is 18.
  • Driving courses can last anywhere between 2 weeks to 3 months, depending on intensity.
  • The theoretical and practical exams are conducted by the regional roads and transport authority.
  • Licenses are usually delivered within a period of 2 to 6 weeks after applying.

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