Passport fees are set in Sterling but they are payable in Ireland in Euro.  The Consular Rate of Exchange used is €1.20 to £1.  They are not refundable.

Please be aware that because of the fluctuating rates of exchange, fees are subject to change.  We advise that you check the correct fees on the day you send us the forms.

Applying by post:  A bank draft, postal order or credit card are the only acceptable ways to pay for passports being sent to you by post. Please ensure that your bank draft/postal order is made payable to the British Embassy. (Failure to do this may result in your application being returned).

Applying in person: Visitors to the Passport Section may also pay by credit card, cash or Irish cheque, on production of a valid cheque guarantee card. At the moment we have no facility to accept payment by debit card.

Passport Type	Fees: wef 3 September 2009
Adult standard 10 Year passport (32 pages)- First time/renewal	€149 (plus €6* to return passport by registered post)
Jumbo 10 Year passport (48 pages)	€181 (plus €6* to return passport by registered post)
Child (under 16) 5 Year passport (32 pages)	€95   (plus €6* to return passport by registered post)
Veteran's passport (if you were born on or before 2 September 1929)	No charge for passport, but €6* required for registered post

 

 

 

 

 * NB: We will assume that you will collect your passport if you do not include the registered post fee.