Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Edinburgh
Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Edinburgh
address: 2 Kinnear Road, EH3 5PE Edinburgh
telephone: +44 131 552 03 01
e-mail: edinburgh.consul@msz.gov.pl
The consular district includes Scotland.
- Passport matters: edinburgh.passports@msz.gov.pl
- Consular asssistance, legal & citizenship matters : edinburgh.legal@msz.gov.pl
Opening hours for clients
| Monday | 10:30am-5:00pm |
| Tuesday-Friday | 9:00am-3:30pm |
IMPORTANT: You need to book consular appointment in our office. To do so please use the e-Consulate system.
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IMPORTANT • registration for passport appointments in Edinburgh is made by the virtual passport queue in the e-Consulate system only; • the waiting time for automatic offer of an appointment by the e-Consulate system is up to 4 weeks; • a maximum of 1,000 people can sign up for the Edinburgh passport queue; If you cannot register, it means that all places are temporarily taken and you should try again later. |
Dates for legal appointments are released at the e-Consulate on working days at 9:00 a.m.
Only persons whose presence is necessary to handle a given matter may stay on the consulate premises. Please be punctual.
Passports collection (no appointment needed)
| Monday | 10:30 am-5:00 pm |
| Tuesday-Friday | 9:00 am-3:30 pm |
Consular Information Centre (CIK)
Consular Information Centre in Warsaw is eligible to give general advice on:
- passport matters,
- Polish lost documents (i.e. passports, Polish ID's, etc.),
- Polish citizenship matters,
- general legal and civil status matters.
IMPORTANT! Consular Information Centre in Warsaw does not provide information on visa matters. Please get in touch directly with the VIsa Section of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London (london.visa@msz.gov.pl).
Consular Information Centre in Warsaw operates Monday to Friday (except Polish bank holidays), 9:am-5:00pm (GMT + 1:00): +44 (0) 203 0789 618.
The emergency telephone number
The Emergency Telephone to the Consul on Duty is operated only after office hours, during weekends and Britsh and Polish public holidays.
We urge you to contact the Consul on Duty only in cases of emergency, such as incidents or death of Polish citizens. The emergency telephone is not designated to provide customers with information regarding the office opening hours, booking appointments or passport, legal and visa matters. Please do not use the emergency telephone in such cases.
It is not possible to report a loss / damage of ID documents (dowód osobisty or passports) via this telephone number. In order to report a loss of ID documents, please read information in the bookmark Reporting a lost passport or temporary passport or Reporting lost or damaged Polish ID card.