Driving in Poland with a foreign licence
Driving in Poland: IDP recommended for foreign visitors — driving side, minimum age and how to get your International Driving Permit online.
Do you need an IDP to drive in Poland?
EU/EEA licences are accepted on their own; non-EU visitors should carry an IDP, required when your licence is not in the Latin alphabet. An International Driving Permit is an official translation of your national driver's licence into multiple languages — it never replaces your home licence, so always carry both, along with your passport.
What to carry when driving in Poland
- Your valid national driver's licence
- Your International Driving Permit (IDP)
- Your passport and rental documents
How to get your IDP for Poland
You don't need to visit an office. Get your International Driving Permit online with International DL in minutes — we translate your licence into the official UN-convention languages and issue your IDP digitally, ready before you fly.
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Driving rules change and can vary by region and nationality. Always confirm the current requirements with the official transport authority or embassy of Poland before you travel.