Polish Travel Document

Having trouble obtaining your country’s passport and need a travel document? The Polish Travel Document (PTD) is the answer to your needs. We offer professional assistance in obtaining a PTD so you can focus on your plans while leaving the formalities to the experts.

The Polish Travel Document is available to foreigners who meet certain conditions. If you:

1. Have legal residence in Poland (e.g., permanent residence permit, EU long-term resident permit, or subsidiary protection status).
2. Your passport has been lost, destroyed, or you never had one.
3. Cannot obtain a passport from your country – with a PTD you can legally travel abroad.

Obtaining a Polish Travel Document requires several important documents. If needed, we will help you gather everything you need:

• Travel document application – available at the office, we’ll gladly help you fill it out.
• Identity document – e.g., residence card.
• Current passport photo – meeting requirements.
• Refugee status certificate (if applicable).
• Stamp duty – contact us to find out if you qualify for a fee exemption.

Applying for a PTD involves several steps, but you don’t have to go through them alone! Here’s how you can do it:

1. Complete the application form – we’ll help you do it without mistakes.
2. Pay the stamp duty – according to official requirements.
3. Gather documents – including photos, identity documents, and certificates.
4. Submit the application in person or by mail – we’ll help ensure all documents are correct.

Can a Ukrainian citizen apply for a PTD?

Yes, but only if they have subsidiary protection status. People with residence cards for work or study purposes cannot apply for a PTD.

Is the PTD accepted abroad?

The Polish Travel Document is not a passport, so it’s not recognized everywhere. It’s usually honored within the Schengen area, but there may be difficulties at borders outside of it.