Border crossing point Gubin → Guben
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Average wait (passenger car) over the last 7 days: 33 min; longest queue: Thursday around 17:00.
- Passenger car — Current wait: 21 min · Trend: ↓ falling
Live Queue Status
Current wait time, forecast and live camera
Weather at Gubin — Guben checkpoint for 7 days
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Distance to nearest cities
Free flow 20 km/h
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Gubin — Guben Border Crossing
Status: Road border crossing between Poland and Germany, linking the town of Gubin on the Polish bank of the Lusatian Neisse with Guben on the German side. Both countries belong to the Schengen Area, so there are normally no fixed border controls and traffic flows freely in both directions.
Transport: The crossing handles cars, buses and passenger traffic between the two countries (live queue Poland → Germany).
Basic Information
- Crossing point: Gubin (PL) — Guben (DE)
- Countries: Poland — Germany
- Zone: Schengen Area (EU)
- Type: road crossing for vehicles and passengers
- Border controls: not routine within Schengen, though spot checks may be reintroduced temporarily
Queues and Wait Times
As an internal Schengen crossing, Gubin — Guben usually has little to no waiting, and vehicles pass without document checks. Brief delays can appear during occasional police checks or at peak commuter hours.
Check the current situation through the live check-ins Poland → Germany and review the Poland–Germany queue statistics before travelling.
Documents and Tips
EU citizens should carry a valid passport or national ID card; travellers of other nationalities should check the document requirements for their citizenship. Standard vehicle registration documents and motor insurance are advisable.
Mind any restrictions on carrying goods across the border. Emergency number: 112 (Poland and Germany).
Frequently Asked Questions
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