About Poland's Correctional System
Poland's correctional system is managed by the Centralny Zarząd Służby Więziennej. For inmate searches, use the official contacts listed below or contact the facility directly using the phone numbers on this page. Where available, the facility listings below include addresses, inmate capacity, and descriptive information.
For US citizens detained in Poland, contact US Embassy Poland at +48 22 504 2000 immediately, or call the US State Department Citizens Emergency Center at 1-888-407-4747 from the US.
Poland Resources & Legal Services
Key Poland Prison Contacts
| Agency / Contact | Location | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centralny Zarząd Służby Więziennej | Poland | +48-22-640-8100 | Visit Site |
| US Embassy Poland | Poland | +48 22 504 2000 | Visit Site |
| US State Dept Emergency (from US) | Washington DC | 1-888-407-4747 | Visit Site |
Showing 5 facilities in Poland
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Remand prison in the Baltic port city of Gda?sk. Houses pre-trial detainees from the Pomerania judicial district.
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Main remand prison in Poland's historic royal capital. Houses pre-trial detainees from the Krak�w judicial district.
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Poland's most famous prison. Located in the Mokot�w district of Warsaw. Built in 1904. Used by the Nazis and Communists to execute political prisoners. Still operates as a remand facility.
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Large sentenced prison in northeastern Warsaw. Houses medium and long-term sentenced male offenders.
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Large sentenced prison in Lower Silesia's capital. Houses sentenced male offenders from the region.
Poland Prison FAQ
Browse the facility listings on this page to find the specific institution, then contact them directly using the phone number listed. For US citizens detained in Poland, contact US Embassy Poland at +48 22 504 2000 immediately.
Contact US Embassy Poland at +48 22 504 2000 immediately, or call the US State Department Citizens Emergency Center at 1-888-407-4747 from the US. Consular officers can visit detained Americans, provide lists of local attorneys, and notify family members.
Visitation rules vary significantly by facility and security level in Poland. You will typically need to be on an approved visitor list, present valid government-issued photo ID, and comply with the facility's dress code. Contact the specific facility directly using the phone number listed on this page to confirm current visitation hours and requirements.
Contact Naczelna Rada Adwokacka for referrals to qualified criminal defense attorneys in Poland. The US Embassy can also provide a list of local attorneys. You can also find a criminal lawyer through our directory.
Each Poland facility has its own approved methods for receiving inmate funds. Contact the facility directly using the phone numbers listed on this page for current accepted payment methods, deposit limits, and procedures.