Najem Okazjonalny Blog — all about guarantees and property rental

Welcome to the Najem Okazjonalny blog! Here we share practical information about occasional lease, obtaining a tenancy guarantee, notary services, and safe property rental in Poland. You will find tips, step-by-step guides, and the latest updates to make renting simple and risk-free.

Can You End an Occasional Lease Early in Poland?

General information about Najem Okazjonalny · 09.08.2025

Can You End an Occasional Lease Early in Poland?

An occasional lease is a fixed-term agreement. We explain when the tenant and the owner can end it early and how to do so without risking a dispute over rent and the deposit.

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  • Can You Sign an Occasional Lease Agreement Online in Poland?

    Legal aspects · 30.08.2025

    Can You Sign an Occasional Lease Agreement Online in Poland?

    The agreement can be signed electronically, the tax office notification sent online and the owner's statement ordered online. The tenant's notarial deed – only in person.

  • Can You Pay Rent in Cash in Poland? The Rules and Safe Practice

    FAQ and additional materials · 11.09.2025

    Can You Pay Rent in Cash in Poland? The Rules and Safe Practice

    Paying rent in cash is legal, and the 15 000 zł limit applies only to businesses. See how to document a cash payment and when a bank transfer is the safer choice.

  • Landlord Demands You Move Out Early in Poland – What Can You Do?

    Life situations · 03.09.2025

    Landlord Demands You Move Out Early in Poland – What Can You Do?

    A verbal "please move out" does not end a fixed-term lease. We explain when a landlord can terminate an occasional lease, what they are not allowed to do and how to respond.

  • Landlord Won't Return Your Deposit in Poland? Deadlines and Lawsuit

    FAQ and additional materials · 10.09.2025

    Landlord Won't Return Your Deposit in Poland? Deadlines and Lawsuit

    One month from vacating the flat, a cap of 12 or 6 months' rent, permitted deductions, a demand for payment and a lawsuit – how to get your rental deposit back in Poland.

  • Neighbours Complaining About You? A Guide for Tenants in Poland

    Mistakes and tips · 06.09.2025

    Neighbours Complaining About You? A Guide for Tenants in Poland

    Noise, renovation work, common areas – how to respond to neighbours' complaints, when they can cost you your lease (including an occasional lease) and how to defend yourself.