crasyman77 11 | 37 3 Nov 2007 / #1how much do you pay for road tax in poland for a 2 litre engine? anyone can help me?
OP crasyman77 11 | 37 3 Nov 2007 / #3SO what they pay every year? i am sure thye pay come kind of licence to be able to drive the car in the street?
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,149 3 Nov 2007 / #4You MUST buy the insurance and there's a huge tax included in the price of fuel.
Krzysztof 2 | 973 3 Nov 2007 / #5yep, officialy road trax is included in fuel price, but the insurance costs depend (or at least they did depend for years) also on the "litraż" (volume of the engine in litres, I don't know the proper English word)
OP crasyman77 11 | 37 3 Nov 2007 / #6so if i pay insurance i will have everything ready? if i understood well. i just need to pay insurance and that is all. ok then thanks guys. so compared to malta having a car in poland is realy cheap. in malta we pay for a 1.4 litre engine around 600zl tax and insurance around 2000zl every year for just 3rd part fire and theft
Krzysztof 2 | 973 3 Nov 2007 / #7I'm not sure how much you pay insurance in Poland, there are 2 main kinds:OC (odpowidzialność cywilna) - obligatory (personal liability). Even without any accidents, when the Police stop you and you don't have it, you're in troubles.AC (autocasco) - not obligatory, covers your expenses in case you did the damage to your own car or when it gets stolen/broken. It used to be 10% (each year) of the car's value. Of course most drivers, who didn't have accidents, have reductions, even up to 60% (so you pay only 4% of the car'svalue), but I'm afraid you may have troubles with receiving such reductions, ask other foreigners in Poland.
OP crasyman77 11 | 37 4 Nov 2007 / #8But do you know if i can register it on my name here in Poland. I still do not have residence card, but as i asaid i am EU citizen. Do you suggest I should put it on my girlfriend's name?
Krzysztof 2 | 973 6 Nov 2007 / #9Unfortunatelly, I have no idea :(btw, could you check your Private Messages, I asked you a question about Malta (off topic, so I don't post here)
foreignerinPL 24 Jul 2008 / #10I don't think you can register a car in Poland if you don't have the proof of your residence there.