Poland makes digital residence permits available for Ukrainian refugees

The Ministry of Digital Affairs shared the news on Telegram.

"Diia.pl is a digital document in the mObywatel local application, which has become an official basis for staying in Poland. It can be used in any life situations: to confirm identity, obtain state services, or when crossing the border with the EU. Ukrainians who, through  full-scale war were evacuated to Poland," the ministry emphasized.

To do this, you need to be an adult citizen of Ukraine and have a Polish PESEL identification number and an active trusted password.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs noted that more than a million Ukrainians received PESELs, and more than 80,000 received digital residence permits.