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PASSPORTS
The Royal Danish Embassy along with the danish consulates in Ireland can help you to get a new passport issued. Please note that applications must be submitted in person, regardless of age.
The passport service
Monday - Thursday 9.00 - 16.00
Friday 9.00 - 15.00
The embassy is closed on Irish holidays.
The Danish consulates i Ireland can also help you with your passport queries. Please be aware that some of them, might have different opening hours.
Please bring along following documents, when you apply for a new passport
a) Your current passport - the embassy does not need to keep your passport while your application is being processed and you may use it for travel until your new passport arrives.
b) 2 passport photographs. Please be aware that there are specific requirements for the
photographs.
For further information on the requirements for passport photos please see the following link,
Requirements for passport photos
c) If you have changed your name
after your current passport was issued, you must produce the original
documentation as proof
.
d) Original birth certificate
(only if you are a first-time-
applicant).
e) Original certificate of Danish nationality,
if you have obtained Danish nationality after
you were born
.
f)
Marriage certificate/change of name document, if you have not lived in Denmark after your
marriage or if you have otherwise changed your name so that the Danish registration office can be updated and your new passport produced in the correct name.
g) If the luck has been against you and you have lost your passport, you need to bring the police report/crime reference number along with you to the embassy.
h) At the embassy you will be asked to complete and sign a passport application form.
Passports for under 18's
Every child regardless of age must have his/her own passport.
However, children under 15, who are already endorsed in a parent’s passport, may still be able to travel with that parent to some countries.
You are advised to verify this with the
e
mbassy of each individual country
before travelling.
In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, you need to bring:
a) Your child's original birth certificate
and two
copies (
both
parents' names must appear on the
certificate)
.
b) Both parents must fill in and sign the consent section of the application form. If one parent has sole custody of the child, documentation to that effect must be produced, such as separation/divorce papers or a court order.
Where one parent is not living in Ireland and therefore cannot give consent on page 3 of the application form please follow the guidelines below:
The parent living in Denmark must go to Borgerservice (passport issuing office) or the parent living outside Ireland or Denmark must go to the embassy/consulate in their country of residence to give consent by filling in a consent form for the child in Ireland to get a Danish passport.
c) Both parents' passports for verification of signatures.
d) Parents’ original marriage certificate (if the father is the only Danish national).
Fees
€ 23.00 for applicants under 18 years.
€
121.00 for applicants between 18-65 years.
€ 67
.00 for applicants over 65 years.
€ 30.00 for an emergency passport/extension of passport.
Cash
or cheque made payable to “Embassy of Denmark” supported by a cheque guarantee card
.
Processing time
Passports are issued in Denmark and take approximately 3-6 weeks to process
.
Consular Services,
Royal Danish Embassy,
7th Floor, Block E,
Iveagh Court,
Harcourt Road,
Dublin 2, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)1 4756404
Fax: +353 (0)1 4784536
E-mail: dubamb@um.dk
