Online car registration through mObywatel starting January 18, 2027. Plates will be sent by mail [Cire.pl]

According to Janusz Pietruszyński, editor-in-chief of the Cire.pl portal, starting from January 18, 2027 (Monday), it will be possible to register a car through the mObywatel app, without the need to visit a transportation department. However, it cannot be ruled out that one may still need to go to a local Poczta Polska branch, as registration plates will be available there for pickup. Therefore, visiting a transportation department might actually be faster than doing it online...

Complete car registration via the internet

This information was provided by Radosław Maćkiewicz, Director of the Central Information Center, at the CIRE PowerUp conference (source). For residents of large cities, this is a rather minor improvement, as we receive license plates directly at the traffic department, whereas Poczta Polska can “hold” a package for days and weeks. However, this option might appeal to those who live outside major urban areas or are too busy to make a trip to the traffic department at 6:30 AM.

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Yesterday, during the CIRE PowerUp conference held in Warsaw, Radosław Maćkiewicz, Director of the Central Information Center, confirmed that starting January 18, 2027, cars in Poland will be able to be registered through mObywatel, without the need to visit a local traffic department.

The license plates will arrive by mail, with delivery handled by Poczta Polska.

— Janusz Pietruszyński  (@PietruszynskiJ) October 6, 2026

Maćkiewicz did not specify the service used to deliver the plates to the owner, so it can be hoped that it will be Pocztex (Poczta Polska’s courier service) which guarantees delivery the next day. In that case, the newly licensed car owner would only have to wait a day and a half, of course at an additional cost of around 20 zlotys, as that is roughly the price for a small insured package sent from a specific location and delivered directly to the recipient’s address.

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mObywatel app is a solution that our colleagues from German automotive news outlets truly envy us Poles for having. With it, one can store a passport, school or student ID (for children) in their phone, as well as complete information on sole proprietorships, prescriptions, and even sign documents using a qualified electronic signature. Drivers will particularly appreciate the ability to jointly write an accident statement, while victims can submit a collision report along with details of the perpetrator who fled the scene.

mObywatel for Android is HERE, for iPhone/iOS it is HERE.

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