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Do Irish passport holders need a visa for Poland?

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No visa. Irish passport holders can travel to Poland without a visa.

Irish citizens can live, work, and travel in Poland without registering for up to 3 months. Those staying more than 90 days must register with the local voivodeship office and obtain a certificate of registration of residence.

Source: Department of Foreign Affairs (Ireland). Checked Oct 19, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 3 months without registration; Registration is required for stays over 90 days.
Registration: Required for stays over 90 days; Register with the local voivodeship office.

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