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Entry & Visa
Polish citizens can enter Germany with an ID card or passport (free movement).
Free movement: ID or passport is enough
EU citizen: enter with a valid passport or national ID card; there are normally no border checks inside the Schengen area, but carry your document. Border checks can be reintroduced temporarily, and a passport or ID card is always needed when you travel to or from Cyprus or Ireland. For a stay of more than 3 months you may need to register as a resident.
Checked 13 Oct 2026 against the official page: europa.eu
Rules change: always confirm on the official government site or with the embassy before you book.
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