FREENOW
Licensed taxi app
FREENOW (formerly mytaxi) connects you with licensed taxi drivers at app-based prices, with the safety of an official taxi license. Apply the code in the app's voucher section.
Poland travel guide
Everything you need for a trip to Poland: ride-hailing and eSIM discounts, a Polish bank account, food delivery and other money-saving apps for tourists.
Why use these codes?
Every app and service listed here has been personally checked — trusted ride-hailing apps, regulated banks and well-known eSIM providers used by millions of travelers. Using a code below doesn't just save you money on your trip — it also means you're choosing apps that are safe, reliable and widely used by both locals and tourists.
Travel must-haves
The essential apps every traveler should set up before arriving — banking, payments and your first ride or eSIM, all with discount codes.
Yesim
eSIM for Poland
Get a Yesim eSIM data plan for Poland before you arrive. Install it from your phone's settings and connect to mobile data the moment you land — no physical SIM needed.
Revolut
Multi-currency travel card
Revolut lets you hold and spend in multiple currencies at the real exchange rate, helping you avoid costly foreign transaction fees while traveling. Use the code below when you sign up.
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Polish bank account
mBank offers a free Polish bank account and debit card that's easy to open online — handy if you're staying in Poland for a longer period. Use the code below when you register.
Getting around
Ride-hailing and micromobility apps to get from the airport to your hotel and around the city.
Bolt
Ride-hailing app
Bolt is one of the most popular ride-hailing apps in Poland, available in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk and many other cities. Enter the code below in the app's promo code section to get a discount on your first ride.
Uber
Ride-hailing app
Uber operates in all major Polish cities. Enter the code below in the 'Promotions' or 'Payment' section of the app to receive ride credit.
Lime
E-scooters & e-bikes
Lime e-scooters and e-bikes are a fast way to get around cities in Poland and beyond. Use the code below for free ride credit.
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Order food, groceries and everyday essentials straight to your door.
Glovo
Food & grocery delivery
Glovo delivers food, groceries and other essentials straight to your door in major cities. Use the code below for a discount on your first order.
Wolt
Food delivery app
Wolt delivers food and groceries from local restaurants and shops, widely available across Polish cities. Use the code below for a discount on your first order.
More useful apps
Extra discount codes for finance, security and shopping apps that make traveling easier.
Wise
Cheap international transfers
Wise gives you an account and debit card for spending and transferring money abroad at the real exchange rate, with no hidden markups. Use the code below when you sign up.
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Digital marketplace
G2A is a marketplace for game keys, gift cards and software at discounted prices — handy for entertainment during your trip. Use the code below for a discount on your purchase.
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Buy now, pay later
Lisek lets you split purchases into instalments at participating Polish shops. Use the code below for a bonus on your first purchase.
Practical tips for Poland
Getting from the airport
Polish airports have official taxi ranks, but booking a Bolt or Uber from your phone is usually 30-50% cheaper and shows you the price upfront.
Getting around by tram and bus
Most Polish cities have extensive tram and bus networks. Buy tickets through a local app or a ticket machine, and validate paper tickets as soon as you board.
Money, cards and connectivity
Poland uses the złoty (PLN), not the euro. Cards are widely accepted, but a multi-currency card and a local eSIM will save you fees and get you online instantly.
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View guide →Frequently asked questions
Are these apps really cheaper than a regular taxi?
Yes. Ride-hailing apps show the price before you book, and in most cities they are noticeably cheaper than flagging a taxi on the street or at an airport rank, especially with an active promo code.
How do I use a promo code?
Tap the code on this page to copy it to your clipboard — the app or website will open automatically. Paste the code into the app's 'Promo code' or 'Vouchers' section before booking your ride.
Do I need to install the app before I arrive?
We recommend installing the ride-hailing apps and activating your eSIM before you travel, so everything is ready to use as soon as you land.
How often are the codes updated?
We review and update the codes regularly. If a code stops working, check back here for the latest version.