Poland to Czechia visa requirements

No visa. Polish citizens are EU nationals and can travel to Czechia visa-free with full freedom of movement, using a valid Polish passport or national ID card, with no time limit on the stay. Poland and Czechia are both members of the European Union and the Schengen Area. As an EU citizen, a Poland ordinary passport holder enjoys the right of free movement and needs no visa, no eVisa and no ETIAS to enter Czechia for tourism or any other purpose. You may travel with either a valid Polish passport or a valid Polish national ID card; both are accepted. Because Poland and Czechia share an internal Schengen border, there are normally no systematic border checks between the two countries, though carriers (airlines, coach and rail operators) and police may still ask to see a valid ID document, so always carry one. Crucially, the Schengen 90-days-in-180 short-stay rule does NOT apply to EU citizens in another EU member state: your stay as a tourist is unlimited. (If you settle and stay longer than 3 months you should register your residence with the Czech authorities, but this is a residence formality, not an entry/visa requirement.) ETIAS, the EU travel authorisation launching in late 2026, applies only to visa-exempt non-EU nationals and does not apply to Polish (EU) citizens. There is no fee and no application of any kind for entry.