Run by a volunteer honorary consul, the Honorary Consulate of Poland in Brindisi helps Polish nationals with information and selected formalities.
Contact Details
| Address | Vico de Lubelli, 4, 72100 Brindisi, Italy |
| Telephone | +39 335 767 9898 |
| Head of Mission | Giuseppe Acierno, Honorary consul |
| Consular district | Apulia |
Opening Hours
Visits only by prior arrangement – honorary consulates rarely have regular hours.
Location of the Consulate
Before your visit
- Location: Vico de Lubelli, 4, 72100 Brindisi.
- Appointment only: contact the honorary consul to agree on a time.
The Polish honorary consul in Brindisi
This honorary office looks after Polish interests in Brindisi. Giuseppe Acierno holds the post. There are no published opening hours, so arrange a meeting first. Questions can be sent in advance: call +39 335 767 9898.
The honorary consulate is responsible for Apulia. Brindisi lies in the region of Apulia. The embassy in Rome is roughly 475 km away.
Passports and visas: who is responsible?
For passports, visas and civil status documents, Polish citizens contact the Polish Embassy in Rome.
When is the office closed?
Like most offices in Italy, the honorary consulate closes on public holidays; Polish celebrations on 3 May (national day) usually mean a closure too. Many offices work reduced hours in August – call ahead in summer.
Polish missions in Italy
- Rome – Embassy of Poland
- Milan – Consulate General
- Ancona – Honorary Consulate
- Bologna – Honorary Consulate
- Brindisi – Honorary Consulate (this page)
- Cagliari – Honorary Consulate
- Florence – Honorary Consulate
- Genoa – Honorary Consulate
- Naples – Honorary Consulate
- Palermo – Honorary Consulate
- Venice – Honorary Consulate
FAQ: the Polish honorary consul in Brindisi
Can I get a Polish passport at the honorary consulate in Brindisi?
For a new Polish passport, contact the Polish Embassy in Rome.
What are the contact details of the Polish honorary consul in Brindisi?
By phone on +39 335 767 9898.
Who is the Polish honorary consul in Brindisi?
Giuseppe Acierno, according to the Italian Foreign Ministry’s consular list.
Is the Brindisi honorary office responsible for my region?
Its consular district is Apulia.
Do Italian citizens need a visa for Poland?
No. A valid Italian passport or identity card is enough.
Details checked on 10 October 2026. Sources: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs – list of foreign consulates in Italy (as of 20 July 2026), Viaggiare Sicuri – Italian travel advice for Poland. Rules and opening hours can change. Confirm with the consulate before your visit.
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