SHIP A MOTORCYCLE TO POLAND FROM THE USA

The cost to ship a motorcycle from the USA to Poland typically ranges between $1,000 and $4,500 depending on the shipping method, departure location, and motorcycle size. This port-to-port shipping cost does not include motorcycle pickup, Polish destination handling fees, import duties, VAT, akcyza (excise duty), or cargo damage protection.

Use our instant motorcycle shipping calculator for an up-to-date rate and to view destination fees to Gdynia port in Poland.

• The cost to ship a motorcycle to Poland is generally around $1,000 to $4,500 depending on method and route
• For example, shipping from New York to Gdynia can start around $1,000 with estimated transit times of approximately 24-32  days
• Destination charges vary depending on the receiving import agent in Poland. We frequently work with trusted agents at the Port of Gdynia to handle our customers' motorcycles
• Optional Cargo Damage Protection is available — learn more about Cargo Damage Protection

Shipping motorcycles to Poland has become more affordable thanks to container consolidation. Due to our frequent volume of motorcycles shipped to Poland and across Europe, we maintain a steady stream of shared containers departing each week.

We ship motorcycles from the USA to the major Polish motorcycle shipping ports, including Gdynia and Gdańsk on Poland's Baltic coast.

Gdynia is Poland's primary vehicle import port and one of the Baltic Sea's most efficient cargo hubs. Located on the Bay of Gdańsk in northern Poland, it serves as the main gateway for motorcycle shipments from the USA to Poland, with frequent container sailings and excellent handling for sport bikes, classic motorcycles, dirt bikes, and high-value custom builds. WCS coordinates secure loading, US export documentation, and delivery directly through this major Baltic shipping hub. Gdynia is well known for its vehicle shipping infrastructure and streamlined cargo handling, ensuring reliable scheduling and efficient transit times.

Gdańsk, located nearby, is Poland's largest and busiest seaport. Together with Gdynia, the Tri-City port region (Gdańsk–Gdynia–Sopot) forms one of the most important shipping corridors on the Baltic Sea. Depending on carrier schedules, motorcycle shipments may arrive at either port.

Poland's well-developed road and motorway network makes onward delivery from the Tri-City port area convenient for motorcycle shipments heading to destinations across Poland, including Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, Łódź, and the surrounding regions.

Depending on your final delivery location, our local agents can coordinate onward transport from your arrival port to your destination anywhere in Poland. If you need assistance with port pickup, Polish customs support, or local delivery coordination, our team can manage the full motorcycle import process for a smooth arrival in Poland.

Shipping your motorcycle from the United States to Poland involves clearing US customs, which requires submitting several documents to prove bike ownership. Here are the required documents for motorcycle export to Poland:

• Bill of Sale for the motorcycle
• Original Motorcycle Title (If there is a lien on the bike, a lien release letter is also required)
• Power of Attorney form
• Completed Online Shipping Form
• Copy of Passport (if you are an international citizen without a US passport)
• Copy of EIN Letter (if you are a US citizen)

Please note that certain states do not issue titles for classic motorcycles. For example, Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont do not issue titles for older bikes. Ensure you check the requirements specific to your state before proceeding with your motorcycle export to Poland.

Once your motorcycle arrives at your designated port in Poland, additional import documentation may be required for KAS (Krajowa Administracja Skarbowa — Polish Customs) clearance, including a commercial invoice, certificate of origin, and Bill of Lading. All US-origin documents must be translated into Polish by a sworn translator (tłumacz przysięgły) before they can be submitted to Polish authorities. Depending on your motorcycle, a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) or documentation for individual vehicle approval may also be needed to register your bike in Poland. An akcyza (excise duty) declaration must also be filed through the PUESC electronic customs portal before registration can proceed. Your account manager can advise on the full documentation needed for a smooth Polish import process.