First Time Applicants

- Evidence of U.S. citizenship. The most common evidence of citizenship is a birth certificate (original or certified copy) or naturalization certificate.

- Proof of identity. The most common are driver’s license, previous passports, school identification card, school diploma, residency card or any other document with name and picture. If the applicant is a minor, family photographs of the child in the United States will have to be presented.

- Three (3) passport photos, 2”x 2” on a white background. Instant photos are not acceptable.

- Immigration movement (movimiento migratorio) from the Honduran immigration office.

- Fee of $60 for adults (16 and older) and $40 for children. Fees may be paid in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in Lempiras at the Embassy in Tegucigalpa. However, during the north coast consular visits, fees must be paid in U.S. dollars ONLY. Credit cards and personal checks are not accepted.

- Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent. Identification of the parent is required. If neither parent is present in Honduras, a notarized authorization written by the child’s parent(s) requesting the issuance of a passport for their child, will be necessary. Identification of the authorized person is required.

To Renew a Passport

- Your current passport. If your current passport is unavailable please read the instructions for lost or stolen passport.

- Three (3) passport photos, 2”x 2” on a white background. Instant photos are not acceptable.

- Fee of $40 for adults, $40 for children and $60.00 for those adults (16 and older) whose previous passport had a validity of 5 years. Fees may be paid in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in Lempiras at the Embassy in Tegucigalpa. However, during the north coast consular visits, fees must be paid in U.S. dollars ONLY. Credit cards and personal checks are not accepted.

- Family photographs must be submitted in order to establish the growth of minor children. These photos should range between the age in which their previous passport was issued up to their current age.

- Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent. Identification of the parent is required. If neither parent is present in Honduras, a notarized authorization written by the child’s parent(s) requesting the issuance of a passport for their child, will be necessary. Identification of the authorized person is required.

For a Lost, Stolen o Mutilated Passport

- Evidence of U.S. citizenship. The most common evidence of citizenship is a birth certificate (original or certified copy), previous U.S. passport, or naturalization certificate.

- Proof of identity. The most common are driver’s license, previous passports, school identification card, school diploma, residency card or any other document with name and picture. If the applicant is a minor, family photographs of the child in the United States will have to be presented.

- Three (3) passport photos, 2”x 2” on a white background. Instant photos are not acceptable.

- Immigration movement (movimiento migratorio) from the Honduran immigration office.

- Fee of $60 for adults (16 and older) and $40 for children. Fees may be paid in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in Lempiras at the Embassy in Tegucigalpa. However, during the north coast consular visits, fees must be paid in U.S. dollars ONLY. Credit cards and personal checks are not accepted.

- Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent. Identification of the parent is required. If neither parent is present in Honduras, a notarized authorization written by the child’s parent(s) requesting the issuance of a passport for their child, will be necessary. Identification of the authorized person is required.