Poland in Qatar

In most cases, the consular fees in force to date had remained unchanged for approximately 10 years, and some of them since 2013. During this period, labour costs, inflation levels, and the operating costs of offices — including the costs of services and deliveries — have increased significantly.
In view of the above, it was decided to adjust the level of consular fees to current socio-economic conditions, which in practice means an increase in most fees of approximately 20–25%.

As of 1 January 2026, new fees for the issuance of a temporary passport will be introduced:

• EUR 100 – issuance of a temporary passport outside official office hours,
• EUR 200 – issuance of a temporary passport on a non-working day.

These services are of an urgent nature; therefore, no additional fee for expedited processing is charged in the above cases. The applicable fee is determined by the date and time of submission of the application, not by the collection of the issued document.

The changes also apply to visa matters:

• EUR 200 – fee for the acceptance and processing of an application for a national visa, as well as for the re-examination of such an application,
• EUR 90 – fee for the re-examination of an application for a Schengen visa, harmonised in accordance with the provisions of the Community Visa Code.

The detailed schedule of consular fees will be available in our consular fees table, which will be published on our website after 1 January 2026. Below, please find the text of the Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of 29 October.