Rental Agreement: templates and forms
4 forms available to fill out or download.
Occasional tenancy agreement (najem okazjonalny)
A Polish occasional tenancy for an owner who is a private individual not in the business of letting flats: fixed term of at most 10 years, deposit of up to six months' rent. The agreement lists the three compulsory attachments, including the tenant's declaration submitting to eviction — which must be a notarial deed; without it there is no occasional tenancy. The landlord reports the agreement to the tax office within 14 days.
Room rental agreement
A Polish agreement for renting a single room in a flat whose other rooms are shared: which room, which common areas the tenant may use, the rent and what it covers, the deposit, the rules of living together and the notice period. With a room, disputes are usually about utilities and shared space, so the agreement has them written in rather than left for later.
Fixed-term flat rental agreement
A Polish residential tenancy between private individuals for a set period: rent, deposit, utilities, each side's obligations and a handover record when the flat is handed over and returned. Under Polish law a fixed-term tenancy cannot be ended early except in the cases the agreement names, so this one names them. It is an ordinary tenancy; an occasional tenancy (najem okazjonalny), with the tenant's declaration before a notary, is a separate document.
Open-ended flat rental agreement
A Polish residential tenancy with no fixed end date: rent, deposit, utilities, each side's obligations, handover records when the flat is handed over and returned, and the tenant's notice period. The landlord cannot end it at will — only on the grounds in art. 11 of the tenants' protection act, in writing and with the reason given — and the agreement says so plainly rather than promising a freedom the law does not give.