Publication date: 15.04.2024
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Rules for crossing the border by car, what is needed to go abroad. Crossing the border by car requires compliance with certain rules and the presence of relevant documents. Below are the main requirements and recommendations and what documents are required to cross the border:
1. Documents for the car
Vehicle registration document (technical passport) confirming ownership or the right to use the vehicle.
Insurance policy (Green Card), which is an international insurance certificate and covers liability to third parties in many countries.
2. Driving documents
A national driver's license and, if necessary, an international driver's license, especially if your national license is not in the Latin alphabet or is not accepted in the countries you plan to visit.
3. Documents for individuals
Passports of all passengers.
If children are traveling without one or both parents, notarized consent from parents or guardians is required.
4. Visas and migration permits
Ensure that you have the appropriate visas for the countries you plan to pass through, if necessary.
5. Vehicle inspection
Make sure that your car is in good technical condition and that it meets all the requirements of the countries you will be driving through (for example, the presence of a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, emergency stop sign).
6. Compliance with customs regulations
Research the customs regulations of the countries you plan to pass through, including the import of goods, amounts and restrictions.
7. Environmental norms
Some countries set environmental standards for vehicles, such as CO2 emission limits.
8.Compliance with traffic rules
Be sure to follow local traffic laws, as violations can result in fines or more serious legal problems.
Crossing an international border by car requires careful preparation and an understanding of the requirements of each country on your route. Make sure you have all the necessary documents and that your vehicle is ready for international travel.
Escort at the border, crossing the Polish border rules for crossing the Polish border. To cross the Polish border by car, you will need the following documents for crossing the border and compliance with certain rules:
1. Documents for the car:
Vehicle registration document (technical passport) confirming your ownership or right to use the vehicle.
Green Card insurance policy, which is mandatory and covers your civil liability in many European countries, including Poland.
International driving license together with your national driving license if your national driving license is not in the Latin alphabet.
2. Personal documents:
Biometric passport for visa-free entry by citizens of Ukraine for up to 90 days within 180 days.
A visa if your stay is expected to be longer, or if the purpose of the trip is not touristic or private.
3. Additional requirements:
Make sure that your car meets all the technical requirements, including the presence of a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit and an emergency stop sign.
Pay attention to local traffic rules, which may differ from those in your country. For example, in Poland it is mandatory to use daytime running lights while driving, regardless of the time of day and weather conditions.
4. Customs regulations:
Inform yourself about customs regulations in advance, especially if you are carrying large amounts of cash (over €10,000) or goods that may be subject to restrictions or require the payment of customs duties.
Be aware of temporary regulations or restrictions that may be put in place in response to political or health crises, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic. Check the current information on official resources or consult with the consulate before your trip.
