The Home Office has announced that passport fees will increase by more than 7 per cent tomorrow, following a 9 per cent hike in January 2023. The fees will vary depending on the type of application and whether it is made from within the UK or overseas.
The fees will rise by more than 7 per cent tomorrow, following a 9 per cent hike in January 2023, the Home Office has announced. A standard online application made from within the UK will rise from £75.50 to £88.50 for adults. A standard online application made from within the UK will rise from the current £53.50 to £57.50 for children. A standard online application when applying from overseas will rise to £101.00 for adults and £65.50 for children.
A standard paper application when applying from overseas will increase to £112.50 for adults and £77.00 for children. In a statement at the time the price rises were proposed in March, the Home Office said: "The new fees will help ensure that income from these applications better meets the cost of delivering passport and associated operations, reducing reliance on funding from general taxation. It continued: "The fees contribute to the cost of processing passport applications, consular support overseas including for lost or stolen passports, and the cost of processing British citizens at UK borders.
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