Polish car numbers. Addresses and telephone numbers in Poland. Reasons to make duplicate Polish license plates

If you are going to buy a car with Polish registration manufactured in 2017, then you must remember that in Ukraine there are special rules regarding cars with foreign license plates. After reading this article, you will be able to find out in what cases you can drive cars with Polish registration, as well as what penalties Ukrainian legislation provides for non-customs-cleared cars.

How is it legal to drive a car with Polish license plates?

As stated in the Customs Code of Ukraine, any vehicles that cross the Ukrainian border must be registered and cleared through customs within ten days. During this period, you need to pay duty, VAT and excise tax, and also register the purchased car at your place of residence. It is worth noting that there are still several situations when registration of a foreign car is not required, and we are not talking about some “gray” schemes, but about a completely legal way of not paying money to the state treasury. Below are the most common ones:

A trip to Poland every 5 days. This is the most popular way to legally travel in a vehicle that has not cleared customs. For example, for residents of the Volyn region, living almost on the border with Poland, it will not be a problem to cross the border once a week. As the law on cars with Polish registration 2017 notes, when a car enters and exits through different points, the border must be crossed only once every ten days. If the driver for some reason cannot cross the border (car breakdown, illness, accident), then an appropriate application for deferment must be submitted to the customs service. True, recently customs officials have begun to accept certificates of this kind less and less frequently, which has provoked dissatisfaction among residents of border areas (there have even been several protests).

Buy a car without registration in Ukraine. This method also requires crossing the border every 5 days, with the only difference being that the car is purchased directly on the territory of Ukraine.

Have non-resident status. This applies only to those Ukrainians who are also citizens of another country. It should be noted that you not only need to have a Pole passport, but also spend most of your time abroad. Despite the fact that dual citizenship is de facto prohibited in Ukraine, recently more and more Ukrainians have received dual citizenship.

Be a co-owner of a non-resident's car. Ukrainian legislation also provides that citizens of Ukraine who have a non-customs cleared car are jointly owned with a non-resident. Before driving on Polish Ukrainian license plates for 1 year, you need to make sure that the Ukrainian citizen is indicated in the registration certificate as the owner of the car.

Work in a Polish company. If a Ukrainian is officially employed by a Polish company, then he has the right to move freely in a car with Polish license plates. You need to cross the border once a year.

Bill on VEHICLES WITH FOREIGN REGISTRATION

Unfortunately, not all Ukrainians are law-abiding citizens, so a large number of cars from Poland are imported and operated illegally. The latest news about cars with Polish license plates is not reassuring enough, because already at the beginning of 2017, about twenty bills were submitted to the Verkhovna Rada, which are aimed at resolving the situation with non-customs-cleared cars. According to activists, as of 2017, there are about one million unregistered cars in Ukraine, however, according to official data from the customs service, there are about 50 thousand such cars. Parliamentarians believe that this situation needs to be combated, and what is needed is an integrated approach involving the government, law enforcement agencies, as well as tax and customs services.

Since November last year, the policy of customs officers and fiscal officials regarding unregistered cars has become more stringent. Hundreds of Ukrainians (mostly residents of the western regions) received fines, and even those cars that were imported before 2008 attracted the attention of law enforcement officers. All cars that violated the customs regime will be immediately put on the wanted list. Since the end of November, raids began with customs and law enforcement officers. In addition, a new system has been introduced that can effectively identify vehicles with Polish or any foreign registration at checkpoints.

Fine for non-compliance with the rules of temporary import of cars

Penalties depend on how serious the offense was. For example, if the departure to customs was overdue by only a few days, then in this case you will have to pay a fine of 160 hryvnia. But, as the Law on Polish Cars 2017 notes, a car that is illegally located on the territory of Ukraine for several months will be confiscated.

Naturally, like all countries, Poland has its own code. In addition, to reach the subscriber, you will also need an area code. About how you can call Poland, You will learn from this article. Information about city codes and the procedure for dialing a telephone number will be useful. In general, just what you need. 😉

So, Poland telephone code — 48 . Then it all depends on what phone you will be calling from (for example, mobile or landline). Therefore several Ways to dial a phone number:

If you call from a landline number to Poland from another country, then the dialing procedure is as follows: 8-10-48 - (area code) - (telephone number). For example, 8-10-48-55-12345.
WITH mobile phone:+48 - (area code) - (telephone number). For example, +48-55-12345.
From a landline within the country: 8 - (area code) - (telephone number). For example, 8-55-12345

Important Notes

10 means the international access code. If you are in Poland, then you do not need to enter this code, just like the Poland code (48). The international access code also depends on the telecom operator.
8 — international access code.
Often, 9 used for access to city communications.
Also, "+" or "8", which is usually placed before the country code, is dialed depending on the operator.

Polish city codes in the table

Name	Code of the country	City code
Ankamati	48	(55)
Balin	48	(32)
Bialystok	48	(85)
Belchatow	48	(44)
Bielsk Podlaski	48	(83)
Bielsko-Biala	48	(33)
Będzin	48	(32)
Benovo	48	(55)
Brzesko	48	(14)
Bierun	48	(32)
Blashki	48	(43)
Blone	48	(22)
Bogushev-Gortse	48	(74)
Boleslawiec	48	(75)
Bochnia	48	(197)
Brena	48	(33)
Brodnitsa	48	(56)
Bukowice	48	(33)
Bydgosz	48	(52)
Fast	48	(33)
Bystra-Slaska	48	(33)
Bytom	48	(32)
Walbrzych	48	(74)
Varta	48	(43)
Warsaw	48	(22)
Wasilkow	48	(85)
Września	48	(61)
Wloclawek	48	(54)
Wroclaw	48	(71)
Wschowa	48	(65)
Wyszkow	48	(25)
Gdansk	48	(58)
Gdynia	48	(58)
Gizycko	48	(87)
Gliwice	48	(32)
Glogow	48	(76)
Glushitsa	48	(74)
Anger	48	(58)
Gorzow Wielkopolski	48	(95)
Gostyn	48	(65)
Gostyn	48	(32)
Grojec	48	(488)
Dabrowka-Malborska	48	(55)
Dębica	48	(197)
Dzierzgon	48	(55)
Dombrova-Gurnicha	48	(32)
Elena-Gura	48	(75)
Jelesnya	48	(33)
Thirsty	48	(14)
Rzeszow	48	(17)
Zabrze	48	(32)
Zakopane	48	(18)
Zamość	48	(84)
Zgierz	48	(42)
Zediestov	48	(18)
Zielona Gora	48	(68)
Zelonka	48	(22)
Zora	48	(32)
Inowroclaw	48	(52)
Kalisz	48	(62)
Kamenna Gora	48	(75)
Karchev	48	(22)
Katowice	48	(32)
Kielce	48	(41)
Klechev	48	(63)
Knyshin	48	(85)
Kolo	48	(63)
Kolobrzek	48	(94)
Konzewice	48	(55)
Konin	48	(63)
Kornovats	48	(32)
Koszalin	48	(94)
Krakow	48	(12)
Kretkovice	48	(43)
Krosno	48	(13)
Kruszwica	48	(52)
Krynica	48	(18)
Krypno-Koszelne	48	(85)
Kudowa-Zdroj	48	(74)
Kutno	48	(24)
Ladek	48	(63)
Lancut	48	(17)
Legnica	48	(76)
Legionovo	48	(22)
Lebork	48	(59)
Leszno	48	(65)
Lipova	48	(33)
Lobez	48	(923)
Lodz	48	(42)
Lomza	48	(86)
Łuków	48	(25)
Lwowek-Slaski	48	(75)
Lubartow	48	(81)
Lubin	48	(76)
Lublin	48	(81)
Malbork	48	(55)
Stamps	48	(22)
Milic	48	(71)
Minsk Mazowiecki	48	(25)
Myslenice	48	(12)
Myslowice	48	(32)
Myshinets	48	(29)
Sloping	48	(52)
Nidzica	48	(18)
Nowy Dwór Gdański	48	(55)
Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki	48	(22)
Nowy Sacz	48	(18)
Olsztyn	48	(89)
Opole	48	(77)
Ostrowiec-Świętokrzyski	48	(41)
Island	48	(63)
Ostroleka	48	(29)
Ostrow Wielkopolski	48	(62)
Ostrzeszow	48	(62)
Otwock	48	(22)
Pabianice	48	(42)
Piotrkow Trybunalski	48	(44)
Saw	48	(67)
Plock	48	(24)
Pnievnik	48	(25)
Povidz	48	(63)
Poznan	48	(61)
Polkowice	48	(76)
Pruszkow	48	(22)
Puławy	48	(81)
Przemysl	48	(16)
Radziejow	48	(54)
Radom	48	(48)
Radomsko	48	(44)
Raciborz	48	(32)
Ruda Slaska	48	(32)
Svidnik	48	(81)
Świdnica	48	(68)
Swinoujscie	48	(91)
Siedlce	48	(25)
Siemianowice-Slaskie	48	(32)
Sieradz	48	(43)
Skawina	48	(12)
Skarzysko-Kamienna	48	(41)
Skierniewice	48	(46)
Slupsk	48	(59)
Sokołów Podlaski	48	(417)
Sopot	48	(58)
Sosnowiec	48	(32)
Suwalki	48	(87)
Tarnobrzeg	48	(15)
Tarnowske Góry	48	(32)
Tarnow	48	(14)
Tomaszow Mazowiecki	48	(44)
Tomuszew-Lubelski	48	(84)
Torun	48	(56)
Trzebnica	48	(71)
Tychy	48	(32)
Ustka	48	(59)
Chelm	48	(82)
Chorzow	48	(32)
Hrubieszow	48	(838)
Chrzanów	48	(32)
Ciechanow	48	(23)
Chalin	48	(54)
Chelaj	48	(32)
Częstochowa	48	(34)
Blueberry	48	(71)
Czernychow	48	(33)
Czerniawa-Zdroj	48	(75)
Shamotuly	48	(61)
Szydlowiec	48	(48)
Szydlowiec	48	(77)
Shubin	48	(52)
Szczecin	48	(91)
Elblag	48	(55)
Jaworzno	48	(32)
Sycamore	48	(76)
Yavorze	48	(33)
Jarocin	48	(15)
Jastrzębie-Zdroj	48	(32)

To make a call to Poland It won't be enough to just dial the number. For this purpose, there is a telephone code for Poland - 48. Also, you must remember that there are Polish city codes that are necessary to make a call. Therefore, a table with telephone codes of Polish cities, as well as the order of dialing numbers from different types of telephones, will become indispensable for making a call to Poland.

), PlayMobile (www.play.pl). You can purchase SIM cards at any company office or cellular communication store if you have a foreign passport. The average cost of international calls to Russia is 0.5 €/min.

You can call anywhere in the country and abroad from any payphone, as well as from a hotel or post office. An international call from a hotel room is the most expensive method of communication. But by ordering a telephone conversation at the post office, you will pay several times less.

The best and cheaper methods of communication are SMS or Skype.

Telephone machine

There are 3 types of telephone booths: yellow (you can send SMS or e-mail), silver oval, silver rectangular. Telephone machines operate using telephone cards (karta telefoniczna), which can be purchased at all newsstands, gas stations, and post offices.

Polish SIM card

Most beneficial for use within the country. A call to Russia will cost about 0.5 € per minute.

Tourist SIM card (SIMTRAVEL or GoodLine)

A convenient and affordable way to communicate abroad.

The cost of an outgoing call to Russia is 0.1 € per minute. All incoming calls are free.

Roaming

Roaming is activated automatically by your mobile operator. The cost of calls is shown in the table.

In this article we will briefly look at all the available options for calling Poland.

In general there are 3 main ways:
1. Calls from a mobile number;
2. Calls from a landline phone;
3. Calls via the Internet (free).

Whatever option you choose, you should always adhere to the main component of the number:

Where:
+48 - international code of Poland
ХХХХХХХХХ – internal Polish number (9 digits)

If you call on a mobile phone, you will always know all 9 digits, but in the case of landline numbers, you may only know 7, before which you will have to add the two-digit city code to which the call is being directed. If you have such a situation, you can get acquainted with the codes of the main cities by clicking on the spoiler below:

List of main city codes in Poland

City	Miasto	Code
Biala Podlaska	Biała Podlaska	83
Białystok	Białystok	85
Bielsko-Biala	Bielsko Biała	33
Bydgoszcz	Bydgoszcz	52
Chelm	Chełm	82
Ciechanow	Ciechanów	23
Częstochowa	Częstochowa	34
Elblag	Elbląg	55
Gdansk	Gdańsk	58
Gorzow Wielkopolski	Gorzow Wielkopolski	95
Elenya Gura	Jelenia Gora	75
Kalisz	Kalisz	62
Katowice	Katowice	32
Kielce	Kielce	41
Konin	Konin	63
Koszalin	Koszalin	94
Krakow (Krakow)	Krakow	12
Krosno	Krosno	13
Leginica	Legnica	76
Leszno	Leszno	65
Ludz (Lodz)	Łódź	42
Lomza	Łomża	86
Lublin	Lublin	81
Nowy Sacz	Nowy Sącz	18
Olsztyn	Olsztyn	89
Opole	Opole	77
Ostroleka	Ostrołęka	29
Saw	Piła	67
Piotrkow Trybunalski	Piotrków Trybunalski	44
Plock	Płock	24
Poznan	Poznan	61
Przemysl	Przemyśl	16
Radom	Radom	48
Rzeszow	Rzeszow	17
Schiedlce	Siedlce	25
Sieradz	Sieradz	43
Skierniewice	Skierniewice	46
Slupsk	Słupsk	59
Suwalki	Suwałki	87
Szczecin	Szczecin	91
Tarnobrzech	Tarnobrzeg	15
Tarnow	Tarnow	14
Torun	Toruń	56
Walbrzych	Wałbrzych	74
Warsaw	Warsaw	22
Wloclawek	Włocławek	54
Wroclaw	Wrocław	71
Zamoszcz	Zamość	84
Giellon Gura	Zielona Gora	68

Those. A Polish landline number consists of an area code as well as a unique 7-digit number.

Actually, so as not to torment you with theory, let’s move directly to practice:

How to call Poland from a mobile phone

So, all you need to do is enter the international code of Poland (+48) and add the number (9 characters) to which the call is directed.
For example, if we have a mobile number:

You need to enter the following numbers into your phone:

then press the call button.

If you have only 7 digits, this means that the number is landline, so you need to think about which city it belongs to, find the code from the list above and add it after the international one and before the unique one. For example, we know the number of the University of Warsaw: 5520000, we understand that it is located in Warsaw (code 22), and enter the following numbers into the phone:

after this there is a call directly to the office :)

How to call Poland from a landline

It is not for nothing that this method is placed under a separate heading; although it is not very different, it is still different from calls from a mobile phone. If you are calling from a landline, first you need to go to an international line, and then dial the Polish number directly. For different countries, access to the international line is implemented differently:

As you can see, this method has no difficulties, the main thing is to be careful and wait for the beep indicating access to the international channel.

Free calls to Poland via the Internet

We've sorted out traditional calls to Poland, now let's move on directly to Internet calls. There are countless ways here; every year there are more and more new applications for Internet telephony, and their quality is getting better.
The market is quite saturated, you can choose from anything: Viber, Skype, WhatsApp, Bip and a lot of others. In this article we will focus on the most popular (at least for Poland and the CIS countries) Viber, but the algorithm of actions for other applications is not much different. Therefore, if you are determined to deal with another application, do not rush to close the article :)

Using Viber is incredibly easy! All you need to do is download the free version from the app store (available for all popular OS), register (enter your phone number, then wait for the SMS code) and... call :)

In order to call another number (be it in Poland, the USA or even Nicaragua, the main thing is access to the Internet), you need to adhere to the following algorithm:

If you do not have this number in your contact list

1. Go to the “Calls” tab, click the blue circle at the bottom right and enter the Polish number in international format

2. Press the green button, then “Free call”

The number is in the contact list

Well then everything is simple. The program itself reads the phone’s contacts (if you don’t disable it in the settings), and in the “Contacts” tab, select the one you need, and then click on “free call”.

It is worth noting that the connection is directly proportional to the Internet speed of both the caller and the recipient of the call, but nowadays it is almost a sin to complain about poor Internet in cities, and if we talk about Poland, then it is generally completely (in my subjective opinion) covered by high-speed . Not once in all my travels have I lost connection or switched the Internet from 3G to 2G.

In conclusion, I would like to add that these are not all possible options for calling Poland, but certainly the most convenient and popular. That's all I have. Don't lose your loved ones. Good luck! 🙂

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As in many countries, in Poland """car license plates""" indicate the region in which the vehicle is registered through a corresponding alphanumeric code.
==Basic standards ==
According to Polish law, the registration plate is assigned to the vehicle, not the owner. The owner cannot use his license number for another vehicle unless the number is owned by the owner. License plates are issued by the powiat (county), at the place of registration of the owner of the car, if he has the status of an individual. Legal entities register their cars at their place of registration. Vehicles rented under a rental or financial lease agreement will be registered at the place of registration of the lessor. When transferring a vehicle to another owner, the latter is required to submit an application for a new registration of the vehicle, with information about the name and registration of the new owner. The new owner can obtain a new license plate, although this is not required when the new owner's address is in the same area as the previous owner's address. In such a situation, license plates are usually not changed, as this entails additional costs.

Changes to the system below in 2001. is associated with a decrease in the number of voivodeships in the country from 49 to 16, associated with historical regions. Until 2001, license marks (white letters on a black background) could be used indefinitely, but since this system is outdated, the marks must be changed to new ones in the event of a change of owner.

For the pre-2001 model, there were not enough letters of the Polish alphabet to be able to assign a specific letter to each voivodeship. The standard [[Latin alphabet]] was used (except Q), special Polish diacritics were excluded, in order to make license plates easily readable abroad. Therefore, two letters must be used to indicate the origin of the vehicle (the average administrative level of the powiat was not introduced until 1999). After changes are made, the first letter indicates the new voivodeship. One additional letter is used in cities with poviat rights (including all 49 capitals of the old voivodeships and every major city). The two additional letters are used in any other powiat.

For EU citizens, it is not necessary to re-register a vehicle imported when moving to Poland that has been registered and taxed in any EU country. This follows from European law, although local rules have not yet been changed to comply with the law, and this often results in officials being incorrectly advised on this issue. If in doubt, contact your country's embassy.

Since 2000, car license plates in Poland have had black letters on a white background. Color changes have been made to comply with EU standards and to improve clarity. License plates issued before May 1, 2006 have an image of the Polish national flag. Badges issued after this date have the 12 EU stars instead of the flag.

License plates are invalid without two hologram labels on the vehicle's license plates, and a plate with the number shown on the license plates is placed on the inside of the windshield. If only one license plate is used for a vehicle, an additional sticker must be included with the registration documents. This sticker cannot be replaced without changing the vehicle's license plates.

Each powiat uses a unique two or three letter code, the first letter indicating the voivodeship to which the powiat belongs. The following list of codes is not used in any particular order, although each code is usually introduced into use after the variable capabilities of the previous one have been exhausted. There is a space between the territory code and the series, but unlike the German system, even if there is no space, confusion is excluded. []

Symbols of codes on license plates:
* X - voivodeship code
* XY, XYZ - powiat code
* J, K, L - any letter allowed for use
* numbers

The letters used in license plates include all standard letters of the Latin alphabet except Q (not used at all in Polish). The letters B, D, I, O, Z cannot be used in some areas (to the right, after the space) as they may be confused with numbers. Only specially ordered numbers may include these letters, but Q cannot be used. Also 0 cannot be the first digit.

Types of license plates===

"""Cars, trucks and buses"""
* XY 12345
* XY 1234J
*XY 123JK
* XY 1J345
* XY 1JK45
* XYZ J234
*XYZ 12JK
* XYZ 12J4 (should not be loaded with 0)
* XYZ JK34
* XYZ 12345
* XYZ 1234J
*XYZ 123JK

:The number of unique numbers available is 1,235,799 for each two-letter poviat code, and 866,799 for each three-letter powiat code. Note that the combinations: "XYZ 1234", "XYZ 123J" and "XY J1234" are not used as they will create numbers identical to those in the old system. To avoid confusion, these sets have been dropped and may be reapplied when the old system is completely phased out. Additionally, the combination "XY JK123" is not used to avoid possible confusion with the "XYZ K123" circuit, since "space" is not significant.
[]]]

"""Motorcycles, mopeds, and agricultural machines"""
* XY 1234
*XY 123J
* XYZ J234
*XYZ 12JK
* XYZ 1J34 (must not start with 0)
* XYZ 12J4 (must not end with 0)
* XYZ 1JK4 (must not contain 0)
* XYZ JK34

"""[[Classic Cars]]"""
[]]]
[]]]
*XY 12J
*XYZ 1J

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"""DB""" - [] (former Wałbrzych town)

"""DBA""" - [] (former Wałbrzych district)

"""DBL""" - []

"""DDZ""" - []

"""DGL""" - []

"""DGR""" - []

"""DJ""" - [] (town)

"""DJA""" - []

"""DJE""" - [] (district)

"""DKA""" - []

"""DKL""" - []

"""DL""" - [] (town)

"""DLB""" - []

"""DLE""" - [] (district)

"""DLU""" - []

"""DLW""" - []

"""DMI""" - []

"""DOA""" - []

"""DOL""" - []

"""DPL""" - []

"""DSR""" - [[Środa Śląska]]

"""DST""" - []

"""DSW""" - [[Świdnica]]

"""DTR""" - []

"""DW""" - [] (town)

"""DWL""" - []

"""DWR""" - [] (district)

"""DZA""" - []

"""DZG""" - []

"""DZL""" - []
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"""CAL""" - []

"""CB""" - [] (town)

"""CBR""" - []

"""CBY""" - [] (district)

"""CCH""" - []

"""CG""" - [] (town)

"""CGD""" - []

"""CGR""" - [] (district)

"""CIN""" - []

"""CLI""" - []

"""CMG""" - []

"""CNA""" - []

"""CRA""" - []

"""CRY""" - []

"""CSE""" - []

"""CSW""" - [[Świecie]]

"""CT""" - [] (town)

"""CTR""" - [] (district)

"""CTU""" - []

"""CW""" - [] (town)

"""CWA""" - []

"""CWL""" - [] (district)

"""CZN""" - [[Żnin]]
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"""EBE""" - []

"""EBR""" - []

"""EKU""" - []

"""EL""" - [[Łódź]] (town)

"""ELA""" - [[Łask]]

"""ELC""" - [[Łowicz]]

"""ELE""" - [[Łęczyca]]

"""ELW""" - [[Łódź East County|Łódź Wschód]]

"""EOP""" - []

"""EP""" - [] (town)

"""EPA""" - []

"""EPD""" - []

"""EPI""" - [] (district)

"""EPJ""" - []

"""ERA""" - []

"""ERW""" - []

"""ES""" - [] (town)

"""ESI""" - []

"""ESK""" - [] (district)

"""ETM""" - []

"""EWE""" - []

"""EWI""" - []

"""EZD""" - []

"""EZG""" - []
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"""LB""" - [] (town)

"""LBI""" - [] (district)

"""LBL""" - []

"""LC""" - [] (town)

"""LCH""" - [] (district)

"""LHR""" - []

"""LJA""" - []

"""LKR""" - []

"""LKS""" - []

"""LLB""" - []

"""LLE""" - [[Łęczna]]

"""LLU""" - [[Łuków]]

"""LOP""" - []

"""LPA""" - []

"""LPU""" - []

"""LRA""" - []

"""LRY""" - []

"""LSW""" - [[Świdnik]]

"""LTM""" - []

"""LU""" - [] (town)

"""LUB""" - [] (district)

"""LWL""" - []

"""LZ""" - [] (town)

"""LZA""" - [] (district)
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"""FG""" - [] (town)

"""FGW""" - [] (district)

"""FKR""" - []

"""FMI""" - []

"""FNW""" - []

"""FSD""" - [] - []

"""FSL""" - []

"""FSU""" - []

"""FSW""" - [[Świebodzin]]

"""FWS""" - []

"""FZ""" - [] (town)

"""FZA""" - [[Żary]]

"""FZG""" - [[Żagań]]

"""FZI""" - [] (district)
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"""KBC""" - []

"""KBR""" - []

"""KCH""" - []

"""KDA""" - []

"""KGR""" - []

"""KLI""" - []

"""KMI""" - []

"""KMY""" - []

"""KN""" - [] (town)

"""KNS""" - [] (district)

"""KNT""" - []

"""KOL""" - []

"""KOS""" - []

"""KPR""" - []

"""KR""" - [] (town)

"""KRA""" - [] (district)

"""KSU""" - []

"""KT""" - [] (town)

"""KTA""" - [] (district)

"""KTT""" - Tatrzański ([])

"""KWA""" - []

"""KWI""" - []
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"""WA""" - [] ([])

"""WB""" - [] ([])

"""WBR""" - []

"""WCI""" - []

"""WD""" - [] ([])

"""WE""" - [] ([])

"""WF""" - [] ([])

"""WG""" - []

"""WGM""" - []

"""WGR""" - []

"""WGS""" - []

"""WH""" - [] ([])

"""WI""" - [] ([])

"""WJ""" - [] ([])

"""WK""" - [] ([])

"""WKZ""" - []

"""WL""" - []

"""WLI""" - []

"""WLS""" - [[Łosice]]

"""WM""" - []

"""WMA""" - []

"""WML""" - []

"""WN""" - [] ([])

"""WND""" - []

"''WO''' - [] (town)

'''WOR''' - []

'''WOS''' - [] (district)

'''WOT''' - []

'''WP''' - [] (town)

'''WPI''' - []

'''WPL''' - [] (district)

'''WPN''' - []

'''WPR''' - []

'''WPU''' - []

'''WPY''' - []

'''WPZ''' - []

'''WR''' - [] (town)

'''WRA''' - [] (district)

'''WS''' - [] (town)

'''WSC''' - []

'''WSE''' - []

'''WSI''' - [] (district)

'''WSK''' - []

'''WSZ''' - []

'''WT''' - [] ([])

'''WU''' - [] ([])

'''WV''' - [] (not issued yet)

'''WW ****'''(last '''K, L, M, N, V, R, S''') - [] ([])

'''WW ****'''(last '''F, G, H, J, W''') - [] ([])

'''WW ****'''(last '''A, C, E, X, Y''') - [] ([])

'''WWE''' - []

'''WWL''' - []

'''WWY''' - []

'''WX''' - [] ([[Żoliborz]])

'''WX ***Y#''' - [] ([])

'''WY''' - [] ([])

'''WZ''' - Warszawski Zachodni ([])

'''WZU''' - [[Żuromin]]

'''WZW''' - []

'''WZY''' - [[Żyrardów]]
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'''OB''' - []

'''OGL''' - []

'''OK''' - []

'''OKL''' - []

'''OKR''' - []

'''ONA''' - []

'''ONY''' - []

'''OOL''' - []

'''OP''' - [] (town)

'''OPO''' - [] (district)

'''OPR''' - []

'''OST''' - []
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! align="center" style="background:#ffffcc" width="25%" | []
! align="center" style="background:#ffffcc" width="25%" | []
! align="center" style="background:#ffffcc" width="25%" | []
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'''RBI''' - Bieszczadzki ([])

'''RBR''' - []

'''RDE''' - []

'''RJA''' - []

'''RJS''' - []

'''RK''' - [] (town)

'''RKL''' - []

'''RKR''' - [] (district)

'''RLA''' - [[Łańcut]]

'''RLE''' - []

'''RLS''' - []

'''RLU''' - []

'''RMI''' - []

'''RNI''' - []

'''RP''' - [] (town)

'''RPR''' - [] (district)

'''RPZ''' - []

'''RRS''' - [] - []

'''RSA''' - []

'''RSR''' - []

'''RST''' - []

'''RT''' - [] (town)

'''RTA''' - [] (district)

'''RZ''' - [] (city)

'''RZE''' - [] (district)
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'''BAU''' - []

'''BBI''' - []

'''BGR''' - []

'''BHA''' - []

'''BI''' - [] (town)

'''BIA''' - [] (district)

'''BKL''' - []

'''BL''' - [[Łomża]] (town)

'''BLM''' - [[Łomża]] (district)

'''BMN''' - []

'''BS''' - [] (town)

'''BSE''' - []

'''BSI''' - []

'''BSK''' - []

'''BSU''' - [] (district)

'''BWM''' - []

'''BZA''' - []
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'''GA''' - []

'''GBY''' - []

'''GCH''' - []

'''GCZ''' - []

'''GD''' - [] (town)

'''GDA''' - Gdańsk ([])

'''GKA''' - []

'''GKS''' - []

'''GKW''' - []

'''GLE''' - []

'''GMB''' - []

'''GND''' - []

'''GPU''' - []

'''GS''' - [] (town)

'''GSL''' - [] (district)

'''GSP''' - []

'''GST''' - []

'''GSZ''' - []

'''GTC''' - []

'''GWE''' - []
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'''SB''' - [] (town)

'''SBE''' - []

'''SBI''' - [] (district)

'''SBL''' - [] - []

'''SC''' - [] (town)

'''SCI''' - []

'''SCZ''' - [] (district)

'''SD''' - []

'''SG''' - [] (town)

'''SGL''' - [] (district)

'''SH''' - []

'''SI''' - []

'''SJ''' - []

'''SJZ''' - []

'''SK''' - []

'''SKL''' - []

'''SL''' - []

'''SLU''' - []

'''SM''' - []

'''SMI''' - []

'''SMY''' - []

'''SO''' - []

'''SPI''' - []

'''SPS''' - []

'''SR''' - [] (town)

'''SRB''' - [] (district)

'''SRC''' - []

'''SRS''' - [] '''SL''' now

'''ST''' - [] (town)

'''STY''' - [] (district) '''SBL''' now

'''STA''' - []

'''SW''' - [[Świętochłowice]]

'''SWD''' - []

'''SY''' - []

'''SZ''' - []

'''SZA''' - []

'''SZO''' - [[Żory]]

'''SZY''' - [[Żywiec]]
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! align="center" style="background:#ffffcc" width="25%" | []
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'''TBU''' - []

'''TJE''' - []

'''TK''' - [] (town)

'''TKA''' - []

'''TKI''' - [] (district)

'''TKN''' - []

'''TLW''' - []

'''TOP''' - []

'''TOS''' - []

'''TPI''' - []

'''TSA''' - []

'''TSK''' - []

'''TST''' - []

'''TSZ''' - []
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'''NBA''' - []

'''NBR''' - []

'''NDZ''' - []

'''NE''' - [] (town)

'''NEB''' - [] (district)

'''NEL''' - []

'''NGI''' - []

'''NGO''' - []

'''NIL''' - []

'''NKE''' - []

'''NLI''' - []

'''NMR''' - []

'''NNI''' - []

'''NNM''' - []

'''NO''' - [] (town)

'''NOE''' - []

'''NOG''' - [] - [] - now '''NOE'''+'''NGO'''

'''NOL''' - [] (district)

'''NOS''' - []

'''NPI''' - []

'''NSZ''' - []

'''NWE''' - []
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'''PCH''' - []

'''PCT''' - [] - []

'''PGN''' - []

'''PGO''' - []

'''PGS''' - []

'''PJA''' - []

'''PK''' - [] (town)

'''PKA''' - [] (district)

'''PKE''' - []

'''PKL''' - []

'''PKN''' - [] (district)

'''PKO''' - [] (town) now '''PN'''

'''PKR''' - []

'''PKS''' - []

'''PL''' - [] (town)

'''PLE''' - [] (district)

'''PMI''' - []

'''PN''' - [] (town)

'''PNT''' - []

'''PO''' - [] (town)

'''POB''' - []

'''POS''' - []

'''POT''' - []

'''POZ''' - [] (district) now '''PZ'''

'''PP''' - []

'''PPL''' - []

'''PRA''' - []

'''PSE''' - [[Śrem, Poland|Śrem]]

'''PSL''' - []

'''PSR''' - [[Środa Wielkopolska|Środa Wlkp.]]

'''PSZ''' - []

'''PTU''' - []

'''PWA''' - []

'''PWL''' - []

'''PWR''' - []

'''PZ''' - [] (district)

'''PZL''' - []
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'''ZBI''' - []

'''ZCH''' - []

'''ZDR''' - []

'''ZGL''' - []

'''ZGR''' - []

'''ZGY''' - []

'''ZK''' - [] (town)

'''ZKA''' - []

'''ZKL''' - []

'''ZKO''' - [] (district)

'''ZLO''' - [[Łobez]]

'''ZMY''' - []

'''ZPL''' - [] (district)

'''ZPY''' - []

'''ZS''' - []

'''ZSD''' - [[Świdwin]]

'''ZSL''' - []

'''ZST''' - []

'''ZSW''' - [[Świnoujście]]

'''ZSZ''' - []

'''ZWA''' - []
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'''U'''# - Military

'''HP'''# - Police

'''HW'''# - Border Guard

'''HK'''# - Internal Security Agency, Foreign Intelligence Agency

'''HB'''# - Government Protection Bureau

'''HC'''# - Customs Service

'''HS'''# - Fiscal Control

'''HM'''# - Military Counterintelligence Agency, Military Intelligence Agency

=='''1976 - 2000''' series==
[]

Plates 1976 - 2000 series are still valid. It has white letters on black background. There was coding too: ### **** or ### ***# (at the beginning configuration with letter in the end was used for public cars only)

There was the following coding (49 regions):

[] '''BP, BA, BS'''

[] '''BK, BT, BI'''

[] '''BB, BL, BO'''

[] '''BY, BG, BD, BC'''

[] '''CH, CM, CU'''

[] '''CI, CN, CA'''

[] '''CZ, CE, CO'''

[] '''EL, EG, EB'''

[] '''GD, GK, GA, GN'''

[] '''GO, GW, GR'''

[] '''JG, JE, JA'''

[] '''KL, KZ, KP'''

[] '''KA, KT, KB, KC, KD, KX'''

[] '''KI, KE, KJ'''

[] '''KN, KM, KF'''

[] '''KO, KG, KY'''

[] (Cracow) '''KR, KK, KW, KV'''

[] '''KS, KU, KH'''

[] '''LG, LC, LI'''

[] '''LE, LS, LN'''

[] '''LU, LL, LB'''

[[Łomża]] '''LO, LM, LA'''

[[Łódź]] '''LD, LZ, LF, LW'''

[] '''NS, NO, NA'''

[] '''OL, ON, OT'''

[] '''OP, OE, OD'''

[] '''OS, OK, OR'''

[] '''PI, PA, PY'''

[] '''PT, PK, PU'''

[] '''PL, PC, PB'''

[] '''PO, PN, PZ, PW'''

[] '''PR, PM, PE'''

[] '''RA, RO, RD'''

[] '''RZ, RE, RW'''

[] '''SE, SD, ST'''

[] '''SI, SA, SB'''

[] '''SK, SN, SF'''

[] '''SL, SP, SG'''

[] '''SU, SW, SO'''

[] '''SZ, SC, SM'''

[] '''TG, TB, TE'''

[] '''TA, TN, TW'''

[] '''TO, TU, TY'''

[] '''WB, WY, WH'''

[] (Warsaw) '''WA, WS, WI, WU, WG, WF, WX, WZ, WM, WT, WP, WV'''

[] '''WL, WK, WE'''

[] '''WR, WO, WC, WW'''

[] '''ZA, ZM, ZC'''

[] '''ZG, ZE, ZN'''

Police '''MO'''

Military '''U'''

Border Guard '''HW'''

1956-1976 series==
Since [], Polish car number plates has 2 letters and 4 digits, and since [], letters can stand after digits.

Individual elements meant:
* first letter - code of [],
* second letter - code of [],
* digits - code of vehicle.

'''Codes of voivodeships:'''
* '''A''' - Białystok Voivodeship
* '''B''' - Bydgoszcz Voivodeship
* '''C''' - Kielce Voivodeship
* '''E''' - Koszalin Voivodeship
* '''F''' - Łodź Voivodeship
* '''G''' - Gdańsk Voivodeship
* '''H''' - Opole Voivodeship
* '''I''' - city of Łódź
* '''K''' - Cracow Voivodeship
* '''L''' - Lublin Voivodeship
* '''M''' - Szczecin Voivodeship
* '''O''' - Olsztyn Voivodeship
* '''P''' - Poznań Voivodeship
* '''R''' - Rzeszów Voivodeship
* '''S''' - Katowice Voivodeship
* '''T''' - Warsaw Voivodeship
* '''W''' - capital city of Warsaw
* '''X''' - Wrocław Voivodeship
* '''Z''' - Zielona Gora Voivodeship