To apply for a British passport you will need to fill out an application form, provide identification and send off your application and payment to the appropriate British embassy or consulate office in your country of residence. Once you have received your new passport, you can use this to travel between countries in the European Economic Area (EEA), including the UK, and Switzerland, as well as European countries that are not in the EEA, such as Croatia, which require passports to be valid for three months after their date of entry into their country.

What is a British Passport?

A British Passport is an internationally recognised travel document that allows the bearer to enter and leave the United Kingdom. It also affords holders various rights and benefits. In order to be eligible for a British Passport, you must be either: 1) A citizen of the United Kingdom 2) A British Overseas Territories citizen 3) A British Overseas citizen 4) A British subject 5) A person who has been granted indefinite leave to remain.

How much does a British passport cost in Namibia?

Obtaining an Irish Passport can be lengthy, but it is well worth the wait. There are several steps that must be taken to gain your Irish Passport. The first step is to take a birth certificate and photo ID to apply for your Citizenship Certificate at the nearest Irish Embassy or Consulate. You will need two photos and proof of residence such as utility bills, bank statements or employment records. An application fee will also be required. Once you receive this certificate, you are eligible to apply for your Irish Passport. It takes up to 6 weeks before you receive this document by mail. When applying for your passport, you will be able to take both the child’s parents’ names (one from each) or their mother’s name only. 

The British Consulate says the new passport fees are Adult 32-page passport £83.00 Child 32-page passport £53.00 Jumbo 48-page passport £91.00 (Adult / Child / Veteran)