Work as an Uber Driver in Poland with Oazis Car

To work as an Uber driver in Poland, you must meet the following basic requirements and collect the necessary documents:

• Be at least 18 years old.
• Have a valid Polish category B driving licence.
• Provide a certificate of no criminal record in Poland.
• Medical certificate confirming that you have no contraindications for working as a taxi driver.
• Taxi driver ID (ID kierowcy taxi).
• A car that meets Uber’s requirements.

Oazis Car helps with paperwork, verification, signing the contract and accounting. You can start working in just one day.

The vehicle must meet the following criteria:

• At least 4 doors.
• Good technical and visual condition.
• Registered in the EU.
• Have a valid MOT and civil liability insurance.
• Comply with age restrictions (depending on the city).
• To operate as a taxi, it must have a taxi licence (wypis z licencji taxi).

All our vehicles fully comply with these requirements.

Uber is one of the most popular ride-hailing platforms in Poland. For drivers, working with Uber means:

• A steady stream of orders. High demand ensures minimal downtime.
• Flexibility. You decide when to go online.
• A straightforward payment system. All payments are made automatically through the app.
• Bonuses and promotions. Uber regularly offers drivers bonuses for completing a certain number of rides or working during peak hours, which can significantly increase your income.
• Safety. Both the driver and the passenger are registered in the system, and rides are tracked via GPS.

Earning $1000 (about 4000 PLN) per week is quite possible. This requires working more than 50–60 hours, mainly during peak hours (morning, evening, weekends, and holidays), in large cities like Warsaw. It’s important to minimize downtime, accept most orders, and use Uber bonuses (quests, surge multipliers). Working on a fuel-efficient LPG car from Oazis Car will significantly reduce fuel costs and bring you closer to this goal.

The “5-minute rule” is a common practice among drivers. If a passenger doesn’t appear at the pickup location within 5 minutes of your arrival, you have the right to cancel the order and receive cancellation compensation. Uber also recommends that stops during trips don’t exceed 3 minutes to avoid delaying the driver.

In most Polish cities, a car for Uber must be no older than 2004. In Warsaw, this requirement is slightly stricter — the car must be no older than 2005. For higher classes (like Comfort or Premium), requirements are even stricter — the car must be newer (usually 5–7 years) and be on the list of approved models. All vehicles in Oazis Car fleet fully meet and even exceed Uber requirements.