In the case of a lost, stolen or destroyed expired passport the above-mentioned procedure needs to be followed. Lost, Stolen or Destroyed Expired Passport One of the parents, in the name of the minor applicant, would need to take an oath or give a sworn declaration to the Passport Office. The above-mentioned steps need to be taken so that a new passport will be issued. The Passport Office will not process the application unless a police report is filed. If a minor’s VALID passport is lost, stolen, or destroyed, the parents need to submit a police report with such claims. In case any one or more of the necessary documents is not submitted, the application process stops immediately. In case the application is not properly complete, the applicant will be notified. Under normal circumstances, applications are processed within four (4) working days and are collected from the Passport Office.

Minor’s 16+ e-ID Card and a photocopy of the said document front and back.

Section 7 needs to be filled in by a recommender

Form A (which can be downloaded from this website), with sections 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, and 9 duly filled.

M inors between sixteen (16) and seventeen (17) years:

Facial biometric image and fingerprints will be taken at the Passport Office.

All of the above documentation need to be submitted at the Passport Office by at least one of the parents &.

Minor’s 14+ e-ID Card and a photocopy of the said document front and back.

The recommender must witness both parents’ signatures in his/her presence

Both parents have to sign on Section 6, in front of the recommender.

Form A (which can be downloaded from this website), with sections 1, 2, 5, 7 and 9 duly filled.

M inors between fourteen (14) and fifteen (15) years:

Minors aged twelve (12) years and over will also have their fingerprints captured.

Facial biometric image will be taken at the Passport Office &.All of the above documentation need to be submitted at the Passport Office by at least one of the parents.Both parents’ ID cards and a photocopy of the said document front and back.One (1) passport photo taken against a white background (see photo recommendations in the ICAO photo recommendations below for more details regarding the photos), signed and endorsed at the back by the same recommender who signed Section 6 and 7 in Form A.They have to personally call at the Passport Office and present the following: M inors between six (6) and thirteen (13) years: All of the above documentation need to be submitted to the Passport Office by at least one of the parents.Present both parents’ ID cards and a photocopy of the said documents front and back.The endorsement must be as follows: This is a true likeness of (Name and Surname), and ONLY the signature of the recommender underneath.Present two (2) identical passport photos taken against a white background (see photo recommendations in the ICAO photo recommendations below for more details regarding the photos), where one (1) of the photos must be signed and endorsed at the back by the same recommender who signed Section 6 and 7 in Form A.Both parents need to sign Section 6 in front of the recommender.Form A (which can be downloaded from this website), with sections 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7 duly filled.They don’t need to visit the Passport Office.Adults need to present their e-ID card and receipt.Ĭhildren under the age of six (6) years : Fingerprints will be captured again for authentication reasons and the passport’s chip will be checked as necessary. In case any one or more of the necessary documents is not submitted, the application process stops immediately.Īpplicants over 12 years of age need to personally call at the Passport Office to collect the passport.

Section 9 needs to be filled in by a recommender.įacial biometric image and fingerprints will be captured at the Passport Office. e-ID card and a photocopy of the said document front and back &.First-time applicants need to personally call at the Passport Office and present the following documents:

Passport renewal fee