Pakistani Passport Renewal Process in Dubai

Renewing Pakistan passports in Dubai is an essential process for individuals of the Pakistani community residing in the UAE.

Keeping your Pakistani passport up-to-date is not just a legal requirement but also a necessity for uninterrupted residency and access to services in Dubai. For those needing to undertake this crucial task, both online and offline — two convenient modes — are available.

The following guide will detail every step of the Pakistani passport renewal in Dubai — from the essential documents needed to the fees involved.

Process of Pakistani Passport Renewal in Dubai

The procedure of Pakistani passport renewal in Dubai can be done both online and offline, with each mode having its specific set of steps. Given below are the detailed procedures for methods for a smooth and efficient renewal experience.

Online Pakistani Passport Renewal Process

• Visit the DGIP passport renewal portal.
• Click on ‘GET STARTED’ followed by ‘Create a New Account’ (check your email for confirmation codes).
• Start an application for passport renewal.
• Provide your passport delivery address.
• Pay the Pakistani passport renewal fee.
• Accurately enter all the required personal details, including your current address.
• Upload a recent photograph and other necessary supporting documents.
• Download the Fingerprint form. Complete it with your fingerprints and then upload it.
• Review all the details that you have entered for any errors or typos.
• Sign the declaration and submit your application.

After the online application, normal processing takes about 14 days. On the other hand, urgent applications are processed in 4 to 7 days.

Offline Pakistani Passport Renewal Process

• Go to the official website of the Consulate General of Pakistan Dubai UAE.
• Navigate to the ‘Appointments’ section.
• From the service dropdown menu, select ‘Passport Renewal’.
• Choose your preferred date for the appointment.
• Complete the form with your name, passport ID, and other necessary details.
• Review your booking details thoroughly.
• Submit your application and wait for a confirmation email.
• Visit the Consulate office for your scheduled appointment. The office is located at 2 11th Street Khalid Bin Waleed Road, Plot no., Umm Hurair One, Dubai.

Both these processes are designed to make the Pakistani passport renewal in Dubai a hassle-free experience for all applicants.

Documents Required for Pakistani Passport Renewal in UAE

For the Pakistani passport renewal in the UAE, the required documents depend on the applicant's age and circumstances. 

Here is a list of the necessary documents for each category -

For Adults (18 Years and Above)

• Original CNIC/NICOP/Smart Card (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Original Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• For dual nationals: Original Foreign Passport + Photocopies (mandatory)

For Children Under 18 Years

• Child's Original Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Father’s Original valid CNIC/NICOP (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Mother’s Original valid CNIC/NICOP (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Father’s Original valid Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Mother’s Original valid Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Child's Original valid Form B/NICOP/ Smart NICOP + Photocopy
• Mandatory presence of both Father and Mother with the child
• In case of separation, custody papers from court duly attested by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan and UAE
• For dual nationals: Original Foreign Passport + Photocopies (mandatory)

For New Born Babies

• Child's Original Birth Certificate Attested (mandatory) + Photocopy (attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs UAE)
• Child’s Original NICOP (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Father’s Original valid CNIC/NICOP (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Mother’s Original valid CNIC/NICOP (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Father’s Original valid Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Mother’s Original valid Passport (mandatory) + Photocopy
• Mandatory presence of both Father and Mother with the child
• If one parent is of another nationality, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the respective consulate is required.
• A sworn Affidavit/Personal NOC attested by the concerned consulate/embassy is required if either parent is a foreign national.
• For dual nationals: Original Foreign Passport + Photocopies (mandatory)

Pakistani Passport Renewal Fee in UAE

The fees for renewing a Pakistani passport in the UAE vary based on the passport's validity period and the number of pages.

The table below outlines the current fees for passport renewal in Dubai -

Pakistani Passport Renewal Fees for 5-Year Validity

Number of Pages	Category	Fees (in AED)
36 Pages	Ordinary	72
36 Pages	Urgent	98
72 Pages	Ordinary	105
72 Pages	Urgent	250
100 Pages	Ordinary	110
100 Pages	Urgent	190

Pakistani Passport Renewal Fee for 10-Year Validity

Number of Pages	Category	Fees (in AED)
36 Pages	Ordinary	92
36 Pages	Urgent	130
72 Pages	Ordinary	140
72 Pages	Urgent	210
100 Pages	Ordinary	150
100 Pages	Urgent	268

When considering the Pakistani passport renewal fee in the UAE, keep the following points in mind -

• The listed fees don’t include any applicable taxes. Thus, the actual amount payable may be higher than the base fee stated.
• The mentioned renewal fees do not cover the delivery costs. 
• The fees for passport renewal are not fixed and may be subject to change. Always check for the most current fee structure before proceeding.
• The cost of delivering the renewed passport varies as per the country of delivery. However, if you choose to have the passport delivered to the Pakistan Embassy or the Pakistan Consulate in the UAE, there will be no delivery charge.

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