Check your Passport

Before you go on your Summer holidays, please ensure your passport is valid and in date.

Renewal:

The quickest way to renew your passport is online. To apply using Passport Online you will need:

 Turnaround time starts from the date supporting documents are received by the Passport Service.

First Time Applicants:

First time applications are the most complex as all documents need to be verified. You should not book any travel until you have received a passport as these applications cannot be expedited.

You need to submit extra documentation and for children, the consent of all guardians has to be verified.

Urgent Renewal:

Applicants who need to renew their passports urgently can book an Urgent Appointment at the Passport Offices in Dublin or Cork. The Dublin office offers a one-day or four-day turnaround. Make an appointment HERE.#

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