Importing And Exporting Rules And Regulations In Poland

One of the fastest-developing countries in the European Union (EU), and ranked as the 27th easiest country for business by the World Bank, Poland is a sought-after export destination for many foreign investors. Likewise, its highly-educated and worldly population of more than 38 million consumers drives high demand for imports, both from within and outside the EU.

Located at the crossroads of European trade and transport routes, Poland is often used as an entry point to other Central and Eastern European countries (CEE), as well as the emerging markets further east. Poland is a member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and other international bodies, as well as part of the Schengen area. It also has a healthy economy, with the World Bank predicting growth of around 3% for the period 2017 to 2019, partly as a result of increased exports and domestic consumption.