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BANK ACCOUNTS IN POLAND

It is a solution that can facilitate international settlements, strengthen partners’ trust and provide a more flexible financial management system. On this page you will find clear information about opening a business account in Poland – who is interested, what requirements apply to foreign companies, how the process works, and how Baulera’s support can help you every step of the way. A Polish bank account is not just a formality, but a real opportunity for your business development.

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How do I open a bank account in Poland?

Opening an account in Poland is relevant for many businesses in the EU, especially those that make international transfers and are looking for a reliable, transparent and flexible banking environment.

Polish banks are less likely than banks in some other countries to restrict or block companies’ accounts because of signs of increased risk related to international transactions. This is an important factor for companies that:

  • trade with EU or third-country partners;
  • to protect themselves against disruptions to financial services in their home country;
  • wants to separate international flows from the main account;
  • participate in Polish public procurement or platforms;
  • want a stable, modern banking infrastructure and a local IBAN number that builds trust with partners.

What are the main advantages?

  • Availability of a Polish IBAN is important for local partners and institutions;
  • Increased trust in business relations;
  • Easier access to public procurement and local services;
  • You can also open an account for a foreign company;
  • SEPA euro payments across Europe;
  • Modern banking infrastructure with English language support.

How does Baulera help you open a bank account in Poland?

  • We prepare all the documents for opening an account;
  • We advise and liaise with the bank of your choice (usually PKO Bank Polski);

  • We’ve already helped dozens of companies
    to justify the receipt of an invoice, even when they are not registered in Poland;
  • We make sure the process is fast and in line with the law.

Business account requirements at PKO Bank (for foreign companies)


  • Company formation
    documents (often requiring translation into Polish or English);
  • Manager’s powers of attorney and copy of passport or ID;
  • Information on the company’s activities and links with the Polish market (contracts, partners, plans);
  • In some cases, a meeting with a bank representative (in person or remotely);
  • A company account in the tax registers is not necessary, but additional evidence of EU activity may be requested.

Step-by-step process

  1. We assess your company’s needs and the nature of your business;
  2. We can help you choose the most suitable bank and account type;
  3. We prepare and translate documents;
  4. We coordinate the application and, if necessary, a meeting with the bank;
  5. We inform you of the IBAN assigned and integrate the account into your company’s processes.

The most common obstacles

  • Lack of clarity on the purpose of the opening → can delay the process;
  • Inconsistencies in documents or missing translations → delays account opening by weeks;
  • The bank requires further evidence of the company’s links to Poland;
  • Discrepancies between shareholder data and registry information.

Want to avoid these obstacles? Baulera’s experts will help you prepare for all your banking questions.

Do I need to come to Poland?

Opening an account usually requires at least one visit to the bank by a company representative. Some banks require two visits, but in some cases one visit is sufficient. In exceptional cases, the account can be opened remotely.

How long does it take to open an account?

The time it takes to open an account depends on several factors, including the preparation of documents, translations and the procedures of the bank in question.

  • It usually takes a few days to collect documents and data;
  • If translations are needed, the process can take a few days longer;
  • The bank’s decision itself is usually taken within 1-14 days of the application.

If your documents are in order and your application is accepted, you can open an account immediately after you arrive in Poland and sign the contract. The whole process usually takes between 1 and 3 weeks, depending on the bank you choose.

Why choose Baulera?

  • We have experience in opening accounts for foreign companies in Poland;
  • We know what questions banks ask and how to prepare for them;
  • We provide professional document preparation and translation;
  • We are a trusted partner, helping you not only to open an account, but also to integrate it into your business operations.


Having a bank account in Poland is not just a formality, but also a valuable opportunity to expand your presence in the European market.



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