An increase to the cost of an Isle of Man variant British Passport will be implemented from April 10 in line with changes announced in the UK.
The changes will apply to all new applications, renewals and replacement passports.
The adjustment in fees is necessary to align with the fees set by HM Passport Office.
Price Rises
From April 10 the adult standard renewal application fee will increase from £100 to £107.
An adult Express Service application will increase from £178 to £190.50.
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson said: “The passport service is committed to serving the needs of our island community and responding to people’s urgent travel needs.
“Since the Express service was reintroduced in August last year, the turnaround has been maintained at within five working days, excluding delivery, following investment in staff and increased resilience.”
The full list of new fees is set out below:
Type | Current Fee | New Fee |
| Adult – Standard | £100 | £107 |
| Adult – Express | £178 | £190.50 |
| Adult – Emergency | £219 | £234.50 |
| Child – Standard | £69 | £74 |
| Child – Express | £147 | £157.50 |
| Child – Emergency | £188 | £201.50 |
| Born before 2 September 1929 – Standard | Nil | Nil |
| Born before 2 September 1929 – Express | £78 | £83.50 |
| Born before 2 September 1929 – Emergency | £119 | £127.50 |
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