Poland Entry & Schengen Checker for Gdańsk

Poland is a member of the European Union and sits inside the Schengen Area, so standard Schengen rules on stay length and border checks apply here in Gdańsk. Most visa-exempt travellers can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa, and non-EU nationals should be ready to show return travel and accommodation details at the border. Select your passport below to see your current status.

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What every traveller needs to know

A valid passport is required for entry — EU/EEA/Swiss nationals may travel on a national ID card instead, but other visitors need a full passport valid for their stay.
Visa-exempt visitors can stay in the Schengen Area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period; time spent in other Schengen countries counts towards this limit.
No vaccinations are required to enter Poland or Gdańsk.
Visa-exempt visitors can drive in Poland on their national driving licence for the length of their stay; an International Driving Permit is recommended alongside an older paper licence.
Gdańsk has no city tolls or vignette on local roads; the coastal roads to Sopot and Gdynia can jam badly on Friday evenings, Sunday afternoons, holidays and busy summer weekends — worth checking before setting out, not just advice for renters.

Entry requirements can change, so always check current conditions with the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs or your nearest Polish consulate before booking, particularly regarding Schengen rules. travel.state.gov · canada.ca