Internet in Poland for Expats
A comparison built for people who've just moved here — real cost over advertised price, no assumption you already know how Polish telecom works.
Best overall
InterCom — 8000 Mb/s
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No contract
Play — 8000 Mb/s
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Satellite Internet
Starlink — 100 Mb/s
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Common questions
- Do I need a PESEL number to sign up for home internet?
- No. Operators can accept a passport or residence card (karta pobytu) number instead of a PESEL — see our full guide to getting internet in Poland without a PESEL for what to actually bring.
- What if I'm not sure how long I'll stay at this address?
- A standard contract runs 24 months with a real cancellation fee. Several real providers in our catalog — Starlink, Orange, and Wave among them — don't require a long-term contract at all. See our guide to contract-free internet in Poland.
- How do I know an offer is really available where I live?
- What we show is what a provider claims to offer in your city, not a live, address-by-address guarantee — coverage can vary building to building. Confirm with the operator directly, or use their own coverage checker, before you commit.
- Why does the price change after a few months?
- Most operators advertise a low promotional rate for the first several months, then step up to a higher standard price for the rest of the contract. Always compare the real average monthly cost, not the headline price.