Rozliczamy akcyzę zdalnie w całej Polsce. Rejestrujemy samochody w Warszawie. Działamy od 2008 r.
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O Firmie
Właściciel serwisu: Mariola Ślęczkowska
REGON: 141314025
NIP: 4960058650
Adres biura
Aleja krakowska 157 02-180 Warszawa
Short answer: most foreigners in Poland open a personal account at one of the large banks – PKO Bank Polski, Bank Pekao, Santander Bank Polska, mBank, ING Bank Śląski or Bank Millennium. You usually need a passport (EU citizens can use an ID card); many banks also ask for a PESEL number, a residence card, or proof of address or employment, and some offer accounts for non-residents. Most have English versions of their websites or apps, but compare the fees for the account, card and foreign transfers – they change often.
a passport or – for EU citizens – a national ID card,
a PESEL number (not always required, but it makes things easier),
a residence card or visa if you are from outside the EU,
a Polish phone number and an address in Poland; some banks ask for an employment contract.
Banks treat you as a resident or a non-resident depending on where you live for tax purposes. Non-resident accounts are available, but the list of products can be shorter and the fees higher. Ask the bank which documents it accepts before you visit a branch.
If you buy a car abroad and bring it to Poland, you pay Polish excise duty by bank transfer to the tax office account – from a Polish or a foreign account. For a car from the EU you file the AKC-U/S declaration within 14 days and pay within 30 days of bringing the car to Poland.
Need help with a car from abroad? We settle Polish excise duty remotely for clients anywhere in Poland and register cars in Warsaw on your behalf – car registration service in Warsaw. WhatsApp 509 274 704 – we reply right away (Mon–Fri 7:00–15:00).
Updated: 20.10.2026.
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