The Republic of Poland Ambassador to North Macedonia is Poland's foremost representative in North Macedonia.

As with all Polish ambassadors, Poland Ambassador to North Macedonia serves at the pleasure of the President and enjoys full diplomatic immunity.

[1] During the dissolution of the Yugoslavia, its constituent Socialist Republic of Macedonia organised independence referendum which resulted that Macedonia became an independent country.

In 1996 Poland opened its embassy in Skopje with Władysław Bilut as chargé d'affairs.

Bilateral relations between two countries are good which is connected with memorable aid given by Polish nation during 1963 Skopje earthquake, also since Macedonia gained independence Poland supports Macedonian aspirations to join European Union.