Dominica Passport Renewal
Renew your Commonwealth of Dominica CBI passport fully remotely. Government fee from EC$150 (~USD 55) — the most cost-effective Caribbean renewal. Free quote.
Renew your Commonwealth of Dominica CBI passport fully remotely. Government fee from EC$150 (~USD 55) — the most cost-effective Caribbean renewal. Free quote.


Anyone holding a Commonwealth of Dominica passport — including every member of a family added to a Citizenship by Investment application — must renew before it expires to keep travelling. There is no residency or visit requirement to maintain citizenship; renewal simply keeps your travel document valid. Each person renews individually, as adult and child passports carry different validity periods and fees.
The Commonwealth of Dominica Passport & Immigration Department and the CBIU require the documents below. Anything not in English should be accompanied by a certified translation. Mirabello Consultancy issues a personalised checklist so nothing is missed.
An expired passport can be renewed normally with no penalty — simply submit it with the application.
Most Dominica renewal delays are avoidable and come from a handful of recurring issues. Mirabello Consultancy reviews every document before submission so your application is complete and correct the first time.
If your Commonwealth of Dominica passport is lost or stolen, file a police report immediately and provide a notarised affidavit of loss; the replacement fee is EC$500 (about USD 185) and processing can take longer than a standard renewal. Damaged passports must be surrendered with the application. Name changes are handled during renewal — submit the certified, apostilled supporting document and your new ePassport is issued in the correct name.
The Commonwealth of Dominica is a member of the Eastern Caribbean's regional regulatory framework (ECCIRA) and has issued biometric ePassports since January 2023. Enhanced biometric standards are expected to develop across the region from around mid-2026, but Dominica currently imposes no mandatory in-person biometric enrolment or deadline for passport renewals. Comparing Caribbean passports? See our complete Dominica passport renewal guide or explore Dominica citizenship by investment.
Contact Mirabello Consultancy for a personalised document checklist and current fee confirmation.


Renewing your Commonwealth of Dominica passport is a fully remote process handled through licensed agents and Dominican consulates worldwide — there is no requirement to travel to the island and no in-person biometric appointment for renewals. The steps below show how Mirabello Consultancy manages the whole journey for you.
Engage Mirabello Consultancy at least six months before your passport expiry. We confirm your renewal eligibility, check your details against your citizenship records, and issue a complete personalised document checklist.
Gather and, where required, apostille your documents. Anything not in English needs certified translation — a common cause of delay. We review every page before submission.
We provide the latest official CBIU / Passport Office renewal form and review every field. Personal details, address history and passport history must be complete — do not leave any field blank.
We facilitate payment of the government renewal fee — EC$150 (about USD 55) per adult or EC$75 (about USD 28) per child under 16 — plus the courier/forwarding fee. You keep all receipts.
Your agent submits the complete package to the Passport & Immigration Department in Roseau or the relevant Dominican consulate, and provides a submission reference.
The Passport Office verifies your documents and produces the new biometric ePassport. Standard processing is two to four weeks; genuine emergencies can be expedited in two to three working days.
On approval, your new Commonwealth of Dominica ePassport is despatched by international courier (FedEx or DHL) directly to your registered address anywhere in the world.
The Passport & Immigration Department can process genuine emergencies — such as travel for illness or bereavement — in two to three working days, against the standard two-to-four-week timeline. For ordinary renewals the most effective way to save time is to start at least six months before expiry and submit a complete, error-free package, which Mirabello Consultancy prepares for you so nothing is sent back.
Yes — and this is where Mirabello Consultancy is built to help. Renewal has always been remote: you renew through the Roseau Passport Office or any Dominican consulate worldwide, and your new passport is mailed to any address. There is no in-person biometric appointment to attend for a renewal, which makes Dominica one of the simplest Caribbean passports to maintain from overseas.
From our offices in Zurich and Dubai we coordinate renewals for clients across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas. Explore Dominica citizenship by investment or compare options across our best citizenship by investment programmes.
Every family member renews through the same process, each paying the government fee for their age band — EC$150 for adults and EC$75 for children under 16. There is no group rate, but coordinating everyone in one batch keeps document preparation and courier delivery efficient. Mirabello Consultancy manages family renewals so spouse, children and dependants are handled together.
Most providers publish a guide and leave you to deal with forms, consulates and apostilles alone. As a Swiss-based, boutique advisory with offices in Zurich and Dubai, Mirabello Consultancy instead handles your entire Commonwealth of Dominica passport renewal end to end, remotely, treating your documents and personal data with absolute discretion:
With Swiss precision, a 99% approval track record, and IMC and ACAMS credentials, Mirabello Consultancy keeps your Dominica passport — and your travel — uninterrupted. Start your renewal with a free consultation.

Dominica has the most affordable government passport fees of any Caribbean Citizenship by Investment nation. The official fee — set in East Caribbean Dollars (EC$) — is EC$150 (about USD 55) for an adult aged 16 and over and EC$75 (about USD 28) for a child under 16. A lost or stolen passport is replaced for EC$500 (about USD 185). The same government document fee applies whether you are a CBI citizen or a natural-born citizen.
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Government renewal fee — adult (16+) | EC$150 (~USD 55) | Official Passport Office fee; the lowest in the Caribbean |
| Government renewal fee — child under 16 | EC$75 (~USD 28) | Per child |
| Lost / stolen / damaged replacement | EC$500 (~USD 185) | Police report and affidavit required |
| Courier / forwarding fee | From ~USD 50–100 | Collection at office is the lowest-cost option; registered post adds courier |
| Licensed agent service fee | ~USD 500–1,000 | Optional, for fully-managed renewal; confirmed in your quote |
Unlike some Caribbean CBI nations that have introduced separate biometric-enrolment fees running into thousands of dollars, Dominica charges only its standard government passport fee — EC$150 for an adult and EC$75 for a child. There is no mandatory biometric enrolment fee or deadline for renewals, and no residency cost to maintain citizenship. For a family renewing several passports, the savings are substantial.
Mirabello Consultancy's optional service fee covers end-to-end handling: document preparation, certified translation and apostille, form completion, government and consular liaison, and secure worldwide courier delivery. Government and courier fees are passed through at cost with all receipts.
Note on fees: government fees are official figures published by the Commonwealth of Dominica (in EC$) on the government passport portal; we confirm the exact current amounts and any consular surcharges at the time of your application — no surprises. Request an exact quote now.
Renewing a Commonwealth of Dominica passport means replacing your expiring biometric ePassport with a new ten-year document while your citizenship — including Citizenship by Investment (CBI) citizenship — continues for life. Dominica issues biometric ePassports (since January 2023) and the entire renewal can be completed remotely, with no requirement to travel to the island.
Important: the Commonwealth of Dominica is an independent Caribbean nation and is not the Dominican Republic — they are two different countries with separate passports and authorities. This page covers the Commonwealth of Dominica, whose CBI programme is regulated by the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU).
Dominica offers the lowest government passport fees of any Caribbean CBI nation: the official fee is EC$150 (about USD 55) for an adult and EC$75 (about USD 28) for a child under 16. Renewal is fully remote, there is no residency or visit requirement to keep your citizenship, and the passport remains visa-free to 145 destinations — making it one of the lightest-friction passports to maintain.
Keeping your passport current preserves everything Dominica citizenship gives you: visa-free and visa-on-arrival access to 145 destinations including the Schengen Area, Hong Kong and Singapore; the right to live, work and study in Dominica; and a stable second nationality you can pass to future generations. Because there is no residency obligation, the only ongoing step to enjoy these benefits is renewing the travel document itself when it expires.
A Commonwealth of Dominica passport is valid for ten years for adults aged 16 and over, and five years for children under 16. Many destinations require at least six months' validity on entry, so check each family member's expiry date individually and renew well before it lapses.
A Dominica passport renewal typically takes about four to six weeks end to end: up to five business days to prepare and apostille documents, two to four weeks for government processing at the Passport & Immigration Department in Roseau, and three to seven business days for international courier delivery. Emergency processing in two to three working days is available in genuine cases such as illness.
| Stage | Duration | Who acts |
|---|---|---|
| Document preparation & apostille | Up to 5 business days | Applicant + agent |
| Submission to Passport Office / consulate | End of Week 1 | Licensed agent |
| Government processing (Roseau) | 2–4 weeks | Passport & Immigration Dept |
| International courier delivery | 3–7 business days | FedEx / DHL |
| Total (start to receipt) | ~4–6 weeks | — |
| Emergency (genuine cases) | 2–3 working days | Passport & Immigration Dept |
Yes. Commonwealth of Dominica passport renewal is handled remotely — you do not need to travel to the island. You renew through the Passport & Immigration Department in Roseau or any Dominican consulate worldwide via a licensed agent, and the new passport is couriered to any address. There is no in-person biometric appointment required for renewals at this time.
Engage a licensed CBI agent, prepare your documents (current passport, proof of identity, photographs and any apostilled certificates), complete the official CBIU application form, pay the government fee of EC$150 per adult or EC$75 per child, and submit the package. The Passport Office processes it in two to four weeks and your new ePassport is couriered to you.
The official government fee 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 most affordable in the Caribbean. A lost or stolen passport costs EC$500 (about USD 185). Courier and any licensed-agent service fee are additional. See the full fee breakdown.
No. Commonwealth of Dominica citizenship by investment is for life and passes to future generations. The passport is only the travel document; it must be renewed to remain valid for travel, but your citizenship and its benefits continue uninterrupted with no residency or visit requirement.
Not at present. Dominica has issued biometric ePassports since January 2023, and as an ECCIRA member it is expected to align with enhanced regional standards from around mid-2026. However, there is currently no mandatory in-person biometric enrolment programme or deadline for renewals — unlike some other Caribbean CBI nations.
No. The Commonwealth of Dominica is a small independent nation in the Eastern Caribbean with its own CBI programme; the Dominican Republic is a separate, larger country sharing the island of Hispaniola. Their passports, application forms and authorities are entirely different — make sure you are renewing the correct one.
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Yes. Commonwealth of Dominica passport renewal is handled remotely — you do not need to travel to the island. You renew through the Passport & Immigration Department in Roseau or any Dominican consulate worldwide via a licensed agent, and the new passport is couriered to any address. There is no in-person biometric appointment required for renewals at this time.
Engage a licensed CBI agent, prepare your documents (current passport, proof of identity, photographs and any apostilled certificates), complete the official CBIU application form, pay the government fee of EC$150 per adult or EC$75 per child, and submit the package. The Passport Office processes it in two to four weeks and your new ePassport is couriered to you.
The official government fee 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 most affordable in the Caribbean. A lost or stolen passport costs EC$500 (about USD 185). Courier and any licensed-agent service fee are additional.
A Dominica passport renewal typically takes about four to six weeks end to end: up to five business days to prepare documents, two to four weeks for government processing in Roseau, and three to seven business days for courier delivery. Genuine emergencies can be expedited in two to three working days.
A Commonwealth of Dominica passport is valid for ten years for adults aged 16 and over, and five years for children under 16. Many destinations require at least six months of validity on entry, so renew well before expiry.
Not at present. Dominica has issued biometric ePassports since January 2023, and as an ECCIRA member it is expected to align with enhanced regional standards from around mid-2026. However, there is currently no mandatory in-person biometric enrolment programme or deadline for renewals.
No. Commonwealth of Dominica citizenship by investment is for life and passes to future generations. The passport is only the travel document; it must be renewed to remain valid for travel, but your citizenship continues with no residency or visit requirement.
No. The Commonwealth of Dominica is a small independent nation in the Eastern Caribbean with its own CBI programme; the Dominican Republic is a separate, larger country. Their passports, application forms and authorities are entirely different — make sure you are renewing the correct one.
