Name: Russia → Poland: visa and length of stay
Creator: OpenVan.camp
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Russia → Poland: visa required

Continuously per entry

Data last checked 25 July 2026

How many days can you stay in Poland?

Short answer

90 days

visa required; counting details below

Continuously per entry: 90 days
How the days are counted: rolling window of 180 days
Does leaving reset the counter: No — the days keep counting in the same window

Days come out of the Schengen Area counter, not a separate Poland one.

A Schengen type C visa is required. A multiple-entry visa does not extend the 90/180 rule.

Source: Entry and permitted-stay rule (home-affairs.ec.europa.eu)

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Poland: days of stay calculator

Count your allowed days in Poland from your entry and exit dates — based on your passport and the counting rule that applies.

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Entry: visa required; permitted stay — 90 days.

Can you bring your own vehicle?

Maximum term: 180 days
How the term is counted: per entry

All import rules for Poland

The same country with other passports

Germany no visa needed

United Kingdom 90 days

United States 90 days

Spain no visa needed

France no visa needed

Portugal no visa needed

Turkey visa required

Brazil 90 days

Ukraine 90 days

Kazakhstan visa required

Belarus visa required

Length-of-stay rules come from several sources. Some are verified by the OpenVan.camp Editorial team against official sources and show a verification date. The rest are extracted from open sources, most often Wikipedia, and are shown with a source link and the date they were retrieved. Vehicle import rules are shown only once verified. The underlying visa requirement matrix is the passport-index-data dataset (MIT licence), updated 17 February 2026.

Reference data, not legal advice. Rules change without notice — check with the consulate or at the border.