To travel internationally, you must have proper documentation to ensure that you will be allowed into other countries. If you are not a citizen of Namibia but are instead from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, you may need to apply for a Congolese passport in order to leave Namibia and reenter it in the future. The process of applying for your Congolese passport can take up to one month, but there are several steps that you can take during this time frame to ensure that your documents will be ready on time and without mistakes or delays.

Gather the required documents

A prospective applicant must complete the following application process to apply for a Congolese passport:
1. Get two passport-sized photos, one with a white background and another with a light blue background
2. Fill out the application form, which can be found at this link
3. Write your name and birth date on the form’s first page, but don’t sign it yet

Submit the application form

To apply for a Congolese passport in Namibia, you must submit the following documents:
1. A completed application form (obtainable from the Embassy)
2. Four passport-sized photos of the applicant’s face (white background)
3. A copy of your previous passport

Pay the fees

You will need to pay the following fees when applying for a Congolese passport: A state fee of N$400, which is non-refundable. An application fee of N$200. This fee can be paid either by cash, credit card or cheque. A passport photo, which costs N$100. You must bring three copies of this photo to the consulate with you on the day you apply.

Wait for the processing of the application

Congolese passports are issued to people who are citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo. In order to apply for a passport, you’ll need to fill out an application form and submit it to the embassy along with your birth certificate and photo ID. You’ll also need to include two passport photographs and the fee.