
Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski announced the introduction of an online vehicle registration service with delivery of documents and plates by courier.
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Poland aims to fully digitize government and local government administration by 2035, in accordance with the strategy adopted in June 2026.
Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski announced that the government will soon adopt a project that will enable electronic registration of vehicles via the mObywatel application from 2027. As he explained, it will be carried out "with the delivery of license plates and registration certificate by courier."
This will make Poland the first country in Europe to offer such a service, Gawkowski explained.
Speaking about future plans, Gawkowski recalled that the goal set in the Poland's Digitalization Strategy adopted in June 2026 is paperless local government and government administration by 2035.
Digitization is not an end in itself. It is intended to serve citizens, more efficient public services, greater security, fewer formalities and a better quality of life, he emphasized.
In recent months, the Ministry of Digitization has organized 16 regional meetings with representatives of local governments throughout Poland. They took part, among others: commune heads and mayors. These events - as the Deputy Prime Minister explained - enabled the ministry to gain in-depth knowledge about the needs of local communities.
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Implementation of electronic vehicle registration in the mObywatel application from 2027.
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