Exporting to Poland

The economic relations between Poland and Turkey exceed 6.45 billion dollars. The Polish economy is the eighth most developed economy in the European Union and the largest among the members from the former Eastern Bloc. Since 1990, the country has pursued a stable policy of economic liberalization. Poland is one of the important countries in the European Union where foreigners make direct investments. Qualified labor force and lower costs are among the key factors for international investors to come to this country.

Poland, a rapidly growing country in Central Europe, is also developing its historical and cultural ties with Turkey within the framework of the economy. With a population of 38 million, Poland offers new market opportunities for Turkish exporters. Our exports to Poland, which became an EU member in 2004, increased 15 times between 2000-2016, and our imports rose 16 times. Our foreign trade with Poland, which has the sixth-largest economy in the EU, significantly developed against our favor after the country's accession to the EU. For the last 26 years, Poland has been an attractive market for investors and exporters with its continuously growing economy.

How to Export to Poland?

The most important factor in the flow of imports and exports with Poland is e-commerce. Poland, one of the world's leading producers of high-quality kitchen products, gains from orders received from very strong companies through e-commerce. E-commerce that takes orders via Instagram can provide rapid delivery, especially within Warsaw. If imports are to be made to a different city outside Warsaw, the shipping company will still contact customers for the job. Many kitchen products, alongside, many companies' imports and exports are realized through e-commerce with innovative systems.

In order to provide exports to Poland, just like in all other sectors, all documents and paperwork deemed necessary by both countries must be complete. E-export, in this sense, has a very strong and reliable trade network that has been serving for many years. Thanks to this organization that reaches globally, the healthiest and highest quality products around the world can be imported. Moreover, due to significant cash flow, significant foreign currency can be earned for both countries. There is a strong and balanced trade network for imports and exports between Poland, which conducts trade in accordance with EU standards and e-commerce. This reliable trade network can be preferred for wholesale purchases and small amounts of goods.

What Documents Are Required for Exporting to Poland?

The documents required for e-export to Poland can be requested by both our country and other countries. Authorized express courier companies will ask you for the necessary documents during the e-export processes you will conduct through cargo.
● Electronic Commerce Customs Declaration
● Commercial Invoice
● International cargo delivery documents
● A.TR Movement Certificate
● EUR.1 Movement Certificate
● EUR-MED Movement Certificate

What Are the Export Taxes to Poland?

Imported products with a value of 22 Euros per single shipment coming through postal or express cargo transportation are exempt from tax. Poland does not apply tax exemption on the products sent.
For exports, which are the products you send, Poland applies tax exemption for up to 150 Euros.
Taxes reaching 20% are applied to exports of products in Poland.

What Products Can Be Exported to Poland?

Turkey's main export products to Poland are textiles and ready-made clothing, motor vehicles, machinery and equipment, and fruits and vegetables. In addition to these, Turkey's main import products from Poland include motor vehicles, coal, machinery, chemicals, cosmetics, and furniture.

What Are Restricted Products to Poland?

● Lithium Batteries
● Stamps
● Jewelry
● Animals
● Art and Antiquities
● Knives
● Agriculture
● Mobile Phones
● Abrasives
● Regulated by Fake ECCN
● Alcohol

What Are Prohibited Products in Poland?

■ Biological hazards
■ Animals
■ Art and Antiquities
■ CBD Chemicals
■ Electric Bicycles
■ Motors
■ Explosives
■ Fertilizers and Pesticides
■ Firearms
■ Flammable
■ Flammable Nail Polish
■ Gambling
■ Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials
■ Flying Skateboards
■ Human Remains
■ Ivory
■ Lead-Acid Batteries
■ Loose Lithium Batteries
■ Loose Precious Stones
■ Payment Instruments
■ Medical Devices
■ Paint
■ Perfume/Cologne
■ Limited
■ Perishable Food
■ Plants
■ Poison
■ Political
■ Pornography
■ Prescription Drugs
■ Pressure Containers
■ Radioactive Material
■ Dirt and Trash
■ Tactical Equipment
■ Tactical Knives
■ Tobacco and Nicotine Products
■ Weapons
■ Biological hazards

What Is the Volume of Trade Between Turkey and Poland?

The bilateral relations between Poland and Turkey have a history of 600 years. Additionally, it became even more important with the strategic cooperation agreement in 2009. Poland is one of Turkey's most important trade partners in Central Europe. The trade volume between Poland and Turkey has reached 6 billion dollars. However, the common goal is to raise this figure to 10 billion dollars as soon as possible. There is a balanced trade volume between the two countries. As of the end of 2021, the trade volume with Poland was determined to be 5.8 billion dollars. This figure had previously reached 6.4 billion dollars, resulting in a significant decrease in trade volume due to the pandemic that affected the whole world.