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How Much Does an EU Driving License Cost? Everyone wants a driving license that will never expire. However, the reality is quite different. The process of getting a Polish driver's license is complicated. The most important include medical examination, theory and practical lessons. It is also important to meet the age requirements for the category of the driving license. 1. Medical exam To obtain your driver's license, you must first get the doctor's (orzeczenie lkarskie) confirmation that you're qualified to drive. It might sound weird but this is the way it works in Poland. The doctor will ask you a series of silly questions about your health like when you have problems with your vision or other medical issue. They will not examine you physically. The cost for this exam is about 200 PLN. If you are coming from a country which is part of the EU, EEA, or an EEA member under the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic you do not have to take this additional step since your driving licence will be accepted as valid in Poland. If you are coming from a non-member nation you must pass both a theory and a practice test, and also an examination for medical reasons to get the Polish driving licence. Both of these tests can be taken in English however it is somewhat of a hit or miss based on the center. Make sure to call ahead to check availability before making an appointment. It is also worth mentioning that in the event that you don't have a sufficient level of Polish to be able to pass the exam, then you'll need to hire an interpreter for the entire day. Once you have your medical certificate you will need to visit the district authority to complete the driver profile (PKK Profile Kandydata na Kierowce). You'll need a scanned copy of your passport as well as proof of your residence in Poland and a color photo. Then you go into an office that is specially designed to create your personal file, scan your documents and give them to you. You can then start preparation for your driving test and then enroll in a driving school. WORD is offered in many major towns, and even in smaller ones. However some schools require a fee to run their courses. 2. Theory test If you're a driver with an international driving license that is valid in Poland provided you have an International Driving Permit (“IDP”). You must have an IDP for any car driven in Poland for more than six months. Otherwise, it is necessary to exchange it to obtain an official Polish driving licence. The procedure requires that you meet four conditions to be a Polish resident, you must pass medical tests, you must pass the state driving exam and take driving lessons in a government-approved school. You will need to submit the Driving Candidate Profile, as well as other documents to take the state-issued driving test. These include your ID as well as your health certificate, a copy of your report from a driving instructor who is approved, and a copy of your visa or residence permit. The driving test is split into two parts, the theoretical part and the practical. The theoretical part comprises 32 multiple-choice questions that cover issues as road signs and traffic laws, emergency protocol and safe driving practices. You must answer correctly at least 26 of the questions to pass. The practical portion of the driving exam involves driving a vehicle on a public road under controlled supervision. During the time, an instructor will be observing your ability to follow the rules of driving particularly in challenging situations such as roads or city streets. The duration of the practice test is around 40 minutes. Before you can pass the driving test for state, it is necessary to apply for an PKK (Driving Candidate Profile) at the Province Road Traffic Centers (Wojewodzkie Osrodki Ruchu Drogowego WORD). To apply for this, you will need: your identity document, proof of payment of the fee, and a photo of you. If you don't know Polish or Polish, you will be assisted by an experienced interpreter during the examination. 3. Practical test If you're driving with a foreign license, you'll also have to pass an actual test. It's a more difficult test than the one for theory and the passing rate is low. Additionally, you can take the test in a practical manner only if you're legally residing in Poland. If you're not, your driving license will be valid for a long time and if you're stopped by the police you may be fined for driving without a valid driver's licence. In order to pass the test, you need to submit a completed application form – available online and needing to be filled out in Polish (Google Translate can help). Also, you must have medical evidence that shows you're fit to drive. You must bring a photo ID, the evidence of your health insurance coverage and one current photograph in color (size 3,5 cm x 4,5 cm). You will be required to be registered as a driver with the Department of Civil Affairs. Fuehrerscheinn requires that you fill out a Driver Profile of the Candidate (RKK) to receive a number to use within the system. The process is often complicated and time-consuming, particularly in the event that you're unfamiliar with Polish language. It is best to find an instructor who speaks English and book your lessons in advance. In certain regions, you can also find driving schools that provide lessons in English. The person who is applying for a Polish driver's license must provide an original copy of their residence permit or visa if they're not EU citizens. This is required to prove that you've lived in Poland for at least one 185-day period. The office will also require a proof of payment for the theory and practical tests. The total cost should be around 1,500 PLN. There is a possibility to pay in cash but this doesn't guarantee you speedier processing of documents. The entire process takes two to four weeks. In some areas, it can take even longer. If you're not sure about the deadlines, you'll need to inquire with the local office. 4. Documents It is crucial for foreigners wanting to drive in Poland to get the Polish driving license to avoid problems with their insurance for their car. However before they can get that license they must pass the exam in theory and this costs them. This process will be easier for foreigners who are citizens of countries who have signed the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic of 1968. The first thing they have to do is ensure that they've lived in Poland for 6 months. This can be proved by the registration of their local address or residence permit, or visa. The applicant must also fill out the application form in its entirety. The form can be found on the internet or at the local office. They must also submit an image of recent date that is 35 x 45 millimeters and evidence of identity like a passport. Additionally, they should provide an official certificate from the health care system that confirms that they do not have any medical contraindications to driving. The voivodship office will make the driving licence documents to issue. This can take up to 9 working days. The waiting time can be as long as 1 month in cases that require a thorough examination. In addition to the document that demonstrates their right to reside in Poland A foreign national must also provide a copy of their medical certificate. It is important to have a valid medical certificate as without it, the foreigner may have to take a new theory test, which can extend the time they wait by up to two months. Once the driving license has been issued, a fee will need to be paid at the office. The fee is 100 PLN (for EU citizens) and 250 PLN (for non-EU citizens). This fee is payable via bank transfer or credit card, debit card or. The applicant will receive the driver's license at their home address. If the driving license is not issued due to any reason the City Mayor may appeal to the Local Government Appeals Board of Rzeszow.