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Dominica Passport Renewal: Fees, Documents and Process (2026)

The Commonwealth of Dominica charges the lowest government passport fee of the six CBI renewal jurisdictions: EC$150 (about USD 55) per adult aged 16 and over and EC$75 (about USD 28) per child under 16, set in East Caribbean Dollars. Standard processing is 2 to 4 weeks in Dominica, and the renewal is fully remote, through the Roseau Passport Office or any Dominican consulate, with the new passport mailed to any address and no in person biometric appointment. Adult passports are valid 10 years and children under 16 receive 5 year passports.

All figures are time-sensitive: governments amend fee schedules and requirements with notice periods that vary from months to days. Verify any figure against the linked official source before acting. Information, not advice.

2026 Q3 Edition · updated 2026-07-04 Figures verified against official sources · provenance-tracked · information, not advice Data via our MCP

Government fees, verified

Dominica passport renewal fees, on the official schedules

Every figure below is quoted in the currency the government actually sets it in, with an approximate US Dollar equivalent, and carries the official source it was verified against. Overseas missions charge their own consular schedules in local currency, which are separate schedules rather than conversions of the domestic fee.

Fee itemAmountNotesOfficial source
Government renewal fee, adult (16+) EC$150 (about USD 55) Official Passport Office fee, the lowest of the six jurisdictions; the same document fee applies to CBI and natural born citizens dominica.gov.dm · verified 2026-06-25 #
Government renewal fee, child under 16 EC$75 (about USD 28) Per child dominica.gov.dm · verified 2026-06-25 #
Lost, stolen or damaged replacement EC$500 (about USD 185) Police report and notarised affidavit of loss required; processing takes longer than a standard renewal dominica.gov.dm · verified 2026-06-25 #
Courier and forwarding Additional, at cost Collection at the office is the lowest cost option; registered post and courier return add charges dominica.gov.dm · verified 2026-06-25 #

Government fees only. Agent service fees (typically USD 500 to 1,000 for a fully managed renewal), courier charges and any apostille or translation costs are separate and are confirmed in a personalised quote.

Independent information, not advice. The figures on this page are research compiled from the linked official sources as at the verification dates shown. They are not legal, tax or immigration advice and not a determination of your obligations. Fee schedules and requirements change; verify against the linked official source before acting.
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Documents and process

What you need, and the process step by step

Required documents

  • Completed official renewal application form (from the Passport Office, a consulate or your agent), with no field left blank
  • Current or expired Commonwealth of Dominica passport (original)
  • Proof of identity: original birth certificate, or the Certificate of Naturalisation or Registration for CBI citizens
  • Two recent passport size photographs meeting the official specifications (white background, taken within the last three months)
  • Marriage certificate, divorce decree or Deed Poll if the name has changed, certified and apostilled, translated to English where needed
  • Proof of payment of the government fee (EC$150 adult, EC$75 child under 16)

The process, in order

  1. Start early. Renewal is best begun at least six months before expiry; eligibility is confirmed against the citizenship records and a personalised checklist issued.
  2. Prepare the documents. Documents are gathered and, where required, apostilled, typically within five business days; anything not in English needs a certified translation.
  3. Complete the official application form. Personal details, address history and passport history must be complete; blank fields are a recurring cause of returned applications.
  4. Pay the government fee. EC$150 (about USD 55) per adult or EC$75 (about USD 28) per child under 16, plus any courier and forwarding fee, with receipts retained.
  5. Submit the application package. The complete package goes to the Passport and Immigration Department in Roseau or the relevant Dominican consulate, with a submission reference.
  6. Government processing. Standard processing is 2 to 4 weeks in Dominica; files lodged at a consulate travel to Roseau for printing and back, which takes longer. Genuine emergencies can be expedited.
  7. The new ePassport is issued and delivered. The biometric ePassport is collected or mailed to any address worldwide by registered post or courier.

Renewing from abroad

Dominica is one of the simplest passports of the six to maintain from overseas: the renewal is handled through the Roseau Passport Office or any Dominican consulate worldwide, the new passport can be mailed to any address, and there is no in person biometric appointment for renewals. There is also no residency or visit requirement attached to the citizenship itself. One recurring, avoidable error deserves a note: the Commonwealth of Dominica is not the Dominican Republic; the two countries have entirely separate passports, forms and authorities, so payments and forms must name the correct state.

Biometrics and deadlines

The recorded requirements for Dominica

Dominica has issued biometric ePassports since January 2023, and no mandatory in person biometric enrolment or deadline currently applies to renewals. As an ECCIRA member state it is expected to align with the enhanced regional standards when the framework takes effect. The Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority (ECCIRA) framework, established in December 2025, would introduce mandatory biometrics, a 30 day physical presence requirement within the first five years and an initial 5 year passport upgraded to 10 years after orientation across its five member states. Its implementation has been postponed from April 2026 to mid 2026, and existing renewal rules remain in force until it takes effect.

Biometric and ECCIRA Renewal Deadline Tracker · Edition 2026 Q3

Renewal requirements and deadlines on the record

Verified renewal requirements and deadlines, recorded only where supported by official sources. Each entry links to the official source it was verified against; verify against the linked official source before acting.

Tracked requirements · updated 4 July 2026
Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia
ECCIRA framework: initial 5-year passports upgraded to 10-year after orientation, a 30-day physical presence requirement within the first five years, and mandatory biometrics

The Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority framework, established in December 2025, has had its implementation postponed to mid-2026; existing renewal rules remain in force until it takes effect.

Official source: ciu.gov.kn · Applies to: Citizenship by investment citizens of the five ECCIRA member states · Last checked 4 July 2026

Mid-2026 (delayed from April 2026) Announced, delayed

Why requirements change. Governments periodically revise passport validity, biometric standards and presence requirements as programmes are modernised and regional frameworks such as ECCIRA take shape. We record each verified change in the regulatory change observatory. Recorded for information only from official sources as at the last-checked date. This is not legal advice. Verify against the linked official source before acting.

Machine-readable: this tracker is published as versioned open data at mirabelloconsultancy.com/renewal-tracker.json (edition 2026 Q3, v1.0.0). Free to cite with attribution to Mirabello Consultancy and a link to the source page.

Families

Renewing as a family

Every family member renews through the same process, each paying the fee for their age band: EC$150 (about USD 55) per adult and EC$75 (about USD 28) per child under 16, so a family of two adults and two children pays EC$450 (about USD 166) in government fees. There is no group rate.

Reviewed by Vito Magagnino, Chief Executive Officer, Mirabello Consultancy. Mirabello has handled more than 1,500 passport renewals across the six CBI jurisdictions. Renewal is an administrative service with published government fees; where a file is straightforward and the holder is comfortable with the process, doing it directly is a perfectly good outcome, and a consultation will say so.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can you renew a Dominica passport from abroad?

Yes, fully. The renewal is handled through the Passport and Immigration Department in Roseau or any Dominican consulate worldwide, and the new passport can be mailed to any address. There is no in person biometric appointment for renewals at this time.

How much does Dominica passport renewal cost in 2026?

The official government fee, set in East Caribbean Dollars, is EC$150 (about USD 55) for an adult aged 16 and over and EC$75 (about USD 28) for a child under 16, the lowest of the six CBI renewal jurisdictions. A lost or stolen passport is replaced for EC$500 (about USD 185). Courier charges and any agent service fee are additional.

How long does Dominica passport renewal take?

Standard government processing is 2 to 4 weeks in Dominica, with a few business days of preparation and courier delivery around it; consular filings take longer because the file travels to Roseau for printing. Genuine emergencies, such as travel for illness or bereavement, can be expedited.

Does my Dominica citizenship expire when my passport expires?

No. Commonwealth of Dominica citizenship by investment is for life and passes to future generations, with no residency or visit requirement. The passport is only the travel document, and an expired one is renewed normally with no penalty.

Are biometrics required to renew a Dominica passport?

Not at present. Dominica has issued biometric ePassports since January 2023, and there is currently no mandatory in person enrolment programme or deadline for renewals. As an ECCIRA member it is expected to align with enhanced regional standards once the postponed framework takes effect.

Is the Commonwealth of Dominica the same as the Dominican Republic?

No. The Commonwealth of Dominica is a small independent Eastern Caribbean state with its own citizenship programme and passport authority; the Dominican Republic is a separate, larger country. Forms and payments must name the correct state.

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