Poland follows the European Union’s unified regulatory framework for radio, telecommunications, and electronic products. As a result, wireless devices placed on the Polish market must comply with the requirements of the Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU and other applicable EU legislation.

Poland does not operate an independent national type-approval process for products already covered by EU rules. Therefore, equipment that has successfully completed the relevant conformity assessment, carries the CE marking, and meets all supporting documentation requirements may generally be imported, distributed, and sold in Poland without obtaining an additional Polish approval.

Regulatory supervision is carried out by the Office of Electronic Communications, commonly known as UKE. Its responsibilities include managing radio frequencies, supervising telecommunications activities, inspecting products available on the market, and taking action against equipment that may cause interference or fail to meet European compliance standards.

Consequently, access to the Polish market is primarily based on EU conformity. A properly CE-marked product that satisfies all applicable European technical and safety requirements is normally eligible for lawful commercial distribution in Poland.