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Importing to Poland

Korean cars delivered to Poland


We have shipped to Poland for 16 years. Cars arrive via Gdańsk, typically 35–45 days after purchase, with no EU customs duty to pay.

Port of entry

Gdańsk

Delivery 35–45 days from purchase

What you pay on arrival

23% VAT plus registration

0% customs duty under the EU–Korea agreement

Registration

Wydział Komunikacji

Full document file supplied with every car

The process

Importing to Poland, step by step


01

Choose and confirm

Pick a car from our inventory. The price shown is the full amount payable to us — the vehicle, shipping to Gdańsk, and all Korean-side costs.

02

Inspection and purchase

Our team in Seoul inspects the car in person and sends you a photographic report. We buy only once you approve.

03

Shipping

The car sails from Korea to Gdańsk, insured for its full value. Crossing time is around four weeks.

04

Customs and VAT

We clear the vehicle on arrival. You pay 23% Poland VAT — there is no customs duty on Korean-built cars.

05

Registration and delivery

Akcyza (excise duty) is payable on first registration — 3.1% or 18.6% depending on engine capacity. We deliver to your address and supply every document Wydział Komunikacji requires.

Worth knowing

No import duty into Poland

Korean-built cars enter the EU free of customs duty under the EU–Korea Free Trade Agreement. On a €25,000 car that is roughly €2,500 you do not pay. Your 23% VAT and registration are settled with the Polish authorities as normal.

Questions

Importing to Poland


Do I pay customs duty importing a Korean car to Poland?

No. Under the EU–South Korea Free Trade Agreement, cars manufactured in South Korea enter the EU at 0% customs duty. In Poland you pay 23% VAT and your registration costs — nothing further to customs. We supply the proof of Korean origin the exemption requires.

How long does delivery to Poland take?

Typically 35–45 days from purchase to your address. The vehicle sails to Gdańsk, clears customs there, and is transported inland to you.

How do I register the car in Poland?

Registration goes through Wydział Komunikacji. Akcyza (excise duty) is payable on first registration — 3.1% or 18.6% depending on engine capacity. We provide the full document file — Korean registration certificate, export certificate, bill of lading, invoice and proof of origin — which is what the authority will ask for.

Which Korean models sell best in Poland?

Hyundai, Kia, SsangYong are the makes our Polish customers ask for most. Korean domestic specification is usually higher than the equivalent European trim, which is much of the appeal.

Importing to Poland?

Tell us what you are looking for. We will confirm the all-in price and the delivery date to your address.

  • Delivered to Poland in 35–45 days
  • Via Gdańsk, fully insured
  • 0% EU customs duty on Korean-built cars
  • 30–45 days typical door to door