UK Government To Increase Passport Fees Starting February 2023

UK Government To Increase Passport Fees Starting February 2023
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The UK government has announced that they will introduce new passport fees for all applications (applying and renewing) starting February 2nd, 2023.

  • The standard online adult passport fee will increase from £75.50 to £82.50
  • The standard online child passport fee will increase from £49 to £53.50
  • The postal application adult passport fee will increase from £85 to £93
  • The postal application child passport fee will increase from £58.50 to £64

  • The new fees will help the Home Office move towards a system that meets its costs through those who use it, reducing reliance on funding from general taxation. The government does not make any profit from the cost of passport applications.

    The fees will also 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. The increase will also help enable the government to continue improving its services.

    The new fees include those newly applying or renewing their passport.
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    Ash Hales is a British Disney Parks writer and the voice behind Mickey From The UK. Based in the South of England, he's been visiting Disney Parks for over three decades and launched Mickey From The UK in 2017 to provide honest, straight-talking news and advice for UK guests - without the American bias.