Poland

Poland

Poland is a country in the very heart of Europe, known for its castles, medieval towns, modern metropolises, rich traditions, and hospitality. Here you can see the Royal Castle at Wawel in Kraków, stroll through the streets of Warsaw’s Old Town—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—or visit the picturesque Tatra Mountains. It is the homeland of Chopin, Copernicus, Pope John Paul II, delicious pies, and famous fairs. Poland combines a rich history, Catholic and cultural traditions, innovation, and nature, making it an excellent choice for your first trip to Europe.

Key Facts About Poland

Capital:
Warsaw
Phone code:
+48
Language:
Polish
Visa regime:
Visa-free 90 days
Time zone:
(CEST), UTC+1
Currency:
Polish zloty
Population:
37,43 million
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Crossing the border with Poland

When traveling to Poland, it is important to know the entry rules, customs control requirements, and prepare all necessary documents.

Visa-free regime with Poland

Duration of stay: up to 90 days within 180 days without a visa.
Entry document: biometric passport of a citizen of Ukraine. The passport must be valid for the entire period of stay.

Documents that may be checked at the border with Poland

  • Biometric international passport (required).
  • Confirmation of the purpose of the trip: hotel reservation, invitation from relatives/friends, return tickets.
  • Proof of financial capacity - cash, bank statement, payment card or traveler's checks. The recommended amount is about 100 PLN (≈22 €) per day of stay.
  • Medical insurance policy with coverage from €30,000.

Customs control and import of goods into Poland

When crossing the Polish border, documents and luggage may be inspected. Allowed duty-free norms (for entry from non-EU countries):

  1. Alcohol: up to 1 liter of spirits (>22%) or 2 liters of drinks up to 22%, as well as up to 4 liters of wine and 16 liters of beer.
  2. Tobacco: 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars, or 250 g of tobacco.
  3. Other goods - up to €300 in total value (for land entry).

Import is prohibited or restricted:

  • Weapons, pyrotechnics, some types of knives.
  • Animal products (meat, dairy products) without special permission.
  • Medicines containing narcotic substances without a prescription.

Traveling with children to Poland

Each child must have their own international passport. If the child is traveling with one of the parents or with other persons, a notarized permission from the other parent or both parents is required (indicating the country of travel and the period of travel).

Importing animals into Poland

An EU veterinary passport is required, indicating the microchip, rabies vaccination and general health. The vaccination must be done at least 21 days before entry.

Tips for bus passengers

Keep your documents and valuables with you, not in the luggage compartment. Be prepared for possible checks not only at the Polish border, but also when transiting through the Czech Republic, Slovakia or other countries. Check that your luggage does not contain prohibited items.

Official information resources

We advise you to be responsible when traveling abroad and to familiarize yourself with the current legislation and rules in advance, as well as with answers to questions about legal stay in Poland.

  1. State Border Service of Ukraine (SBSU)
    Official website: dpsu.gov.ua
    Here you can find current border crossing rules, information about travel bans for certain categories of citizens.
  2. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (MFA)
    Official website: mfa.gov.ua
    The MFA provides information about diplomatic missions, consular services, and current news.
  3. Embassy of Ukraine in Poland
    Official website: poland.mfa.gov.ua
    You can contact the embassy for help in case of loss of documents or other urgent problems.
  4. Straż Graniczna (Polish Border Guard)
    Official website: strazgraniczna.pl
    Official rules for crossing the Polish border and current news are published here.

Useful Articles About Poland

What can be transported to Poland from Ukraine?
Travel tips • Reading time: 15 min
What can be transported to Poland from Ukraine?
When traveling from Ukraine to Poland, the same questions often arise: what products can be taken on the road, how much cash is allowed to be transported without a declaration, whether it is possible to carry medicines, what to do with purchases, whether separate documents are needed for a pet. In practice, problems at the border usually arise not because of the complexity of the rules, but because of inaccurate or outdated information. That is why before traveling, it is important to focus not on rumors, but on the current requirements of Polish and European authorities. This material contains the basic rules for those traveling by bus or planning to cross the Ukrainian-Polish border for personal business. We will analyze what goods can be transported to Poland from Ukraine, what limits apply to food, alcohol, tobacco, medicines, cash and purchases, when declaration is required, and what passengers should pay attention to before the trip. Before leaving, it is worth checking the official rules on the websites Gov.pl , Your Europe , European Commission – EU Cash Controls , Chief Pharmaceutical Inspectorate and the official EU page on traveling with animals .
Andrii Vovk • April 22, 2026
Як підготуватися до подорожі автобусом в іншу країну
Travel tips • Reading time: 12 min
Як підготуватися до подорожі автобусом в іншу країну
Актуалізовано 28.08.2026. Додано інформацію про роботу системи EES на зовнішніх кордонах ЄС і поточний статус ETIAS. Уточнено вимоги до строку дії паспорта, виїзду дітей з України під час воєнного стану, перевезення домашніх тварин, ліків, готівки та багажу. Подорож автобусом за кордон – доступний спосіб дістатися до великих європейських міст і невеликих населених пунктів, які не завжди мають пряме залізничне або авіасполучення з Україною. Через обмеження роботи українських аеропортів міжнародні автобусні рейси залишаються одним з основних видів пасажирського сполучення з іншими країнами. Щоб поїздка минула без зайвих труднощів, потрібно заздалегідь перевірити документи, умови в’їзду, правила перевізника та митні обмеження. Не менш важливо вирішити, що взяти з собою в поїздку за кордон, а що залишити у валізі або вдома. У цій статті зібрані актуальні рекомендації щодо підготовки до міжнародної автобусної подорожі.
Andrii Vovk • September 29, 2026
The most important things for travel: creating your perfect checklist
Travel tips • Reading time: 11 min
The most important things for travel: creating your perfect checklist
Updated 08/28/2026. Added recommendations on documents, hand luggage, luggage safety, nutrition, and preparation for long journeys. Added information on the rights of bus passengers in the EU, prevention of problems associated with prolonged sitting, preparation of offline tickets, and actions in case of lost luggage. Traveling by bus is an affordable and convenient way to get to the city you want. During the trip, you can enjoy the scenery, relax, and not waste time driving. At the same time, bus routes have their own characteristics that are worth considering before you leave. Prolonged sitting, limited space to move around, changes in cabin temperature, irregular stops and limited access to the luggage compartment can all affect a passenger's well-being. The availability of toilets, power outlets, Wi-Fi and other amenities depends on the bus and the conditions of the specific carrier, so this information should be checked when booking. If you prepare your documents in advance, properly distribute your belongings between your suitcase and hand luggage, think about your meals, and take the necessary comfort items, even a long journey will be much easier. Below is a practical checklist of things to pack for a bus trip for one or more days.
Andrii Vovk • September 29, 2026

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