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Information regarding availability of passport appointments: German Embassy Information.
We understand that some passport appointments may be urgent. If you have an urgent passport appointment, please email us with specific reasons for the urgency. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
German nationals can enter Germany with either a German identity card (Personalausweis) or an expired (not longer than 1 year) passport. However, we recommend checking with your airline first to see if they will allow you to board the plane with a passport that has expired within the last year. This is especially important for those who hold citizenship from another country. contacting the airline ahead of time to make sure everything is in order before your flight.
Please note that visits to our office are by appointment only. For further information see our booking site.
We’re sorry for any trouble this may have caused and appreciate your understanding.
General information From German Embassy in Australia
Please note that all passport applicants will need to book an appointment in advance. Keep in mind that passport applicants are required to apply in person, and must bring the application form as well as any relevant documents to the appointment. If the applicant is a minor, both the child and parents or guardian must be present during the appointment.
Obligations for German citizen to travel to Germany on a German passport
Please be aware that, in accordance with Article 1 of the German Passport Act, German citizens are required to use a German passport when entering or leaving Germany. Not complying with this regulation is an offence and can be punishable with a fine of up to 5,000€.
Australia Post is experiencing delivery delays.
Passport applications lodged with one of our Honorary Consul’s offices have to be sent to the Consulate General in Sydney for further processing.
These applications as well as the delivery of new passports by mail might therefore take longer than usual.
Passport application for persons over the age of 18
It is now mandatory to apply for a biometric passport in person, as fingerprints are required. You can no longer extend your existing passport. Biometric passports are printed at the Federal Printing Office in Berlin. If you need to travel during the processing time, you can keep your existing passport if it is still valid. Passports issued to applicants under the age of 24 are valid for 6 years, while those over the age of 24 are valid for 10 years.
Please be mindful that your application will only be accepted once all of the required documentation is submitted. Without complete documentation, you will need to reschedule an
The following is required for an application:
(Please provide the ORIGINAL and ONE PHOTOCOPY FOR EVERY DOCUMENT)
- De-registration form (‘Abmeldebestätigung’) from your last local authority (only applicable if the last place of residence was in Germany or if a German place of residence is still shown in the passport)
- prepaid registered mail envelope (DL sufficient per application; domestic/national) with your address. Please note that the German Missions will not be held responsible for any loss or damage of passports due to postal or courier service delivery.
- proof of residence in Australia (e.g. Australian driver’s licence)
- If applicable: proof of other citizenships and how you acquired them
- If you are a resident in Australia (not a citizen):
Current VEVO (not older than 2 weeks)
Visa Entitlement Verification Online - If applicable: Citizenship certificate
- If naturalized abroad: naturalization certificate and “Beibehaltungsurkunde”
- German naturalisation certificate, if applicable
- Certificate of name Change, if applicable
- Marriage certificate, if applicable (if in another language, please provide a German or English translation of the certificate)
- Full Birth certificate (if in another language, please also provide a translation into German or English)
- current/ last German passport (not applicable for first time applications)
- Two recent, identical, biometric passport photos
- Application form (see below)
Your status of registration affects the fee for your passport application and therefore has to be clarified before submitting your application!
If you are a German citizen and you live overseas, you need to notify your local registration office of your departure. If you are still registered in Germany or your passport shows a German domicile, you should contact your responsible local registry office. They will clarify your status of registration and give you a current registration or de-registration form. You need this form to apply for a new passport, so make sure to tell your responsible local registry office that it’s essential.
If you are a German citizen and apply for a new passport while living in Australia, you will be required to pay an additional fee.
In case you apply for a German passport for the first time and if you are German by descent, you need to add the following documents to your application (original and copy):
- if existing: German passports or German ID-card of the German parent at the time of birth
- current German and Foreign passports of your parents
- if applicable, marriage certificate of parents (if married in Australia, their Australian “registered marriage certificate” – issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages)
- if applicable, certificate of acquisition of the German citizenship by declaration
- if applicable, foreign certificate of naturalisation of your parents
- if applicable, your certificate of naturalisation or the certificate of naturalisation of your parents
Please note that your application can only be accepted if the documents as stated above are complete. If the documentation is incomplete you might have to make a new appointment.
The information provided above is general and applies to routine cases. However, because the German passport law is complex and there are many possible case scenarios, each individual case may require different documents.
Passports for children under the age of 18
There are two types of passports for minors:
1) Biometric passports:
We recommend applying for a European passport for your child since some countries do not accept the simpler (non-biometric) child passports (Kinderreisepass). The biometric passport for minors is valid for 6 years and can be printed at the Federal Printing Office in Berlin.
2) Child passports (Kinderreisepässe):
As of 01.01.2021, child passports (Kinderausweise) have replaced the older, green version of paper travel documents and are now non-biometric passports issued by the Consulate. These passports are only valid for one year and cannot be issued to children over the age of 12. Please be aware that child passports may have travel restrictions in some countries (for example, it is not possible to enter the United States with a child passport). Therefore, please check with the country you are traveling to before departure to see if they will accept a child passport.
German passports can only be applied for in person by both parents and child. Extensions to existing passports are no longer possible. As of June 26th, 2012, every child needs their own German travel document and entries in parents’ passports are no longer valid for travel purposes. You can keep your existing passport during processing time, if you need to travel and the passport is still valid.
Important for FIRST TIME APPLICATIONS: Sometimes it is necessary to do a name declaration before you can apply for the first passport for your child. Please read the information provided:
Please note that your application can only be accepted if the documents below are complete. If the documentation is incomplete you might have to make a new appointment.
The following is required for an application:
(Please provide the ORIGINAL and ONE PHOTOCOPY FOR EVERY DOCUMENT)
- Prepaid registered mail envelope (DL sufficient per application; domestic/national) with your address. Please note that the German Missions will not be held responsible for any loss or damage of passports due to postal or courier service delivery.
- Two recent, identical, passport photos with a bright background. From the age of 6, biometric photos are required.
- Recent proof of address in Australia (Australian driver’s licence)
- Most recent German local authority de-registration form (‘Abmeldebestätigung’) – only if the last place of residence was in Germany or if a German place of residence is shown in the passport. The child’s status of registration affects the fee for the passport application and therefore has to be clarified before submitting the application!
- If the child or one of the parents has made a name declaration, please bring the confirmation of name declaration.
- If applicable: proof of other citizenships and how you acquired them
- required from the German parent and child if child does not have Australian citizenship: Printout (not older than two weeks) of the VEVO:
Visa Entitlement Verfication Online“ - Proof of citizenship: child’s naturalisation certificate or parent’s naturalisation certificate, including “Beibehaltungsgenehmigung” if applicable;
- If applicable: divorce order of parents or death certificate of parent
- If parents are not married, please provide: birth certificate of mother.
- Parent’s Marriage certificate/extract of family book if applicable (if in another language, please provide a German or English translation of the certificate)
- Valid passports/ identity cards of both parents.
- For children who were born after 01/01/2000 in Germany to foreign parents and who became German automatically by law (§ 4 Abs 3 of the German Nationality Act (Staatsangehörigkeitsgesetz) please provide a certificate from the German registry office where the child was born confirming the German citizenship (‘Auszug aus dem Geburtenregister’).
- Child’s birth certificate -if in another language, please also provide a translation into German or English.
- Child’s current passport/ID card, if applicable
- In exceptional cases only: If one parent cannot be present, the application can still proceed with just one parent attending, provided the signature of the absent parent has been certified on the form below (Einverständniserklärung) and the original passport or a certified passport copy is enclosed. Important: Certifications must be done either by a German Honorary Consul, a German Mission Abroad, Australian police or a notary public (with seal).
Consent of absent parent for isssuing a passport to a child - Children of separated parents: the parent who has custody. Please provide the court custody order.
- Children born out of marriage, if both parents have custody: both parents
- Children born to married parents: both parents
- Signatures are required as follows:
- Application form (see below)
Temporary passports
If you find yourself in an emergency situation and need a passport right away, the German Consulate can issue you a temporary passport that will be valid for up to one year. Please note that this temporary passport will become invalid once you receive your biometric passport.
Passport applicants are now required to book an appointment and apply in person.
Please note that some countries may not accept a temporary passport as a valid travel document. We recommend checking with the airline or country of destination before you apply to avoid any issues.
The following is required for an application:
(Please provide the ORIGINAL and ONE PHOTOCOPY FOR EVERY DOCUMENT)
- De-registration form (‘Abmeldebestätigung’) from your last local authority (only applicable if the last place of residence was in Germany or if a German place of residence is still shown in the passport)
- prepaid registered mail envelope (DL sufficient per application; domestic/national) with your address. Please note that the German Missions will not be held responsible for any loss or damage of passports due to postal or courier service delivery.
- proof of residence in Australia (e.g. Australian driver’s licence)
- If you are a resident in Australia (not a citizen): Current VEVO (not older than 2 weeks)
Visa Entitlement Verification Online - If applicable: Citizenship certificate
- If naturalized abroad: naturalization certificate and ”Beibehaltungsurkunde“
- German naturalisation certificate, if applicable
- Certificate of name change, if applicable
- Marriage certificate, if applicable (if in another language, please provide a German or English translation of the certificate)
- Full Birth certificate (if in another language, please also provide a translation into German or English)
- current/ last German passport (not applicable for first time applications)
- Two recent, identical, biometric passport photos
- Application form (see below)
Lost or stolen passport
If your passport has been lost or stolen, you will need to report this to the authority that issued your passport. For example, if your passport was issued in Berlin, you will have to report the lost or stolen passport to the passport office in Berlin. If your passport was issued in Australia, please contact the Consulate General in Sydney. If your passport was issued by the German Embassy in Canberra, please contact the Embassy directly.
If your passport has been lost or stolen, you will need to obtain a police report in order to apply for a new one.
Change of address in passport
You can complete a change of address either in person or by postal application. To do so, please send or bring the following documents:
- Your passport
- If you are also an Australian citizen: Australian naturalization/ citizenship certificate and ”Beibehaltungsurkunde“ if applicable
- If you are not also an Australian citizenship: Current VEVO (not older than two weeks)
Visa Entitlement Verification Online - If applicable: proof of any other citizenship
- Most recent German local authority de-registration form (‘Abmeldebestätigung’ – only applicable, if the last place of residence was in Germany or if a German place of residence is shown in the passport
- Recent proof of address in Australia (e.g. Australian driver’s licence)
- prepaid registered mail envelope (DL sufficient per application; domestic/national) with your address. Please note that the German Missions will not be held responsible for any loss or damage of passports due to postal or courier service delivery.
- application form (see below)
Changes of address are free of charge.
Passport fees
At the German Embassy in Canberra, the German Consulate General in Sydney, and the office of the Honorary Consul in Adelaide, passport fees can be paid either in cash (in Australian Dollars) or with credit card (Visa or MasterCard). Please note that other payment methods (e.g. with smart watch, mobile phone) are not accepted.
At the other offices of the Honorary Consuls, fees can only be paid in cash (in Australian Dollars). The current exchange rate for the German Missions is 1:1.
Please note that at the offices of the Honorary Consuls an additional fee of 75,11 EUR applies for receiving and forwarding passport applications to the Consulate General in Sydney.
The surcharge to the basic fee for a passport application is standardized and applicable to all offices of the Honorary Consuls.
| PASSPORT FEES | Applicants age +24 Years | under 24 years |
| Basic Fee | 81,00 € | 58,50 € |
| Additional fee for passport with 48 pages | 22,00 € | 22,00 € |
| Additional fee if you have residence outside our jurisdiction (e.g. in Germany) | 60,00 € | 37,50 € |
| Additional fee for express passport | 32,00 € | 32,00 € |
| Temporary Passport | 39,00 € | 39,00 € |
| Additional fee for temporary passports if you have residence outside our jurisdiction (e.g. in Germany) | 26,00 € | 26,00 € |
| Change of address | free of charge | free of charge |
| Receiving and forwarding application by an Honorary Consul | 75,11 € | 75,11 € |
Biometrical passport photos
To ensure that your photo meets the requirements, please make sure that you:
-Take a full frontal view of your face
-The size of your face from the bottom of your chin to the hairline is between 32mm (1 ¼ inches) and 36mm (1 3/8 inches)
-Look directly into the camera with a neutral expression
-Do not smile
By following these simple instructions, you will be sure to have a photo that meets all the requirements.
When submitting a facial image, please make sure that it is sharp, clear, and has sufficient contrast. To ensure that your image will be accepted, please avoid photos with reflections or shadows on the face, and make sure that the background is neutral and light. Glasses, sunglasses, or tinted glasses are not allowed in photos, and the eyes cannot be hidden by the frames.
The photo needs to be printed on high-quality paper with at least 600 dpi resolution; the colours must present a natural appearance and skin tone. The photo must not have kinks, scratches or stains on it.
