From October 1, new rules for Ukrainian drivers in Poland: fines up to 2000 zlotys.

New rules for Ukrainian drivers in Poland from October 1

From October 1, new requirements are being introduced in Poland for Ukrainian drivers. Now, Ukrainian citizens who stay in Poland must have Polish driver's licenses. Otherwise, they face significant fines.

The fine for driving a car without Polish licenses will be 2000 zlotys, which is equivalent to about 22,800 hryvnias. Such amounts can seriously impact the budget of Ukrainian drivers in Poland.

According to Polish legislation, foreigners must exchange their national driver's licenses for Polish ones after a stay in the country exceeding 185 days. Experts advise Ukrainian drivers not to delay the exchange of documents and to be ready for possible checks by the police.

Summary

Thus, from October 1, new rules come into force in Poland for Ukrainian drivers, requiring the presence of Polish driver's licenses. Violating these requirements may lead to significant financial consequences. Therefore, it is important for Ukrainian drivers to exchange their documents as soon as possible and to adhere to all new rules to avoid fines and inconveniences during their stay in Poland.