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PESEL, address and contact details: why drivers and couriers need them

Without a PESEL, contracts, taxes and bank accounts get harder. Here’s where to get one and why an up-to-date address matters so much.

2 min readUpdated: 5 November 2026

In short
  • The municipal office issues a PESEL on request when you need it, e.g. for work and taxes.
  • A current address and phone in your contract = letters and PIT-11 arrive on time.
  • Moved? Tell us — and, with a residence card, the voivode.

01What a PESEL is for

It’s your number in Polish offices. You’ll need it for:

02How to get one

  1. Go to the municipal (city) office with your passport or residence card.
  2. Apply for a PESEL and state why you need it — e.g. for work.
  3. You usually get the number on the spot or within a few days.
  4. Send us your PESEL — we’ll complete your contract.

03Why your address matters

Official letters go to your address, and so do our tax documents. Residence card holders must report an address change to the voivode (with a CUKR card — within 15 working days). An outdated address is the most common reason for missed deadlines.

?Questions

Can I start work without a PESEL?

Often yes, but a PESEL makes paperwork much easier. We’ll help you get one.

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