Any passport application that is mailed in cannot be processed. It is therefore mandatory that you apply for your German passport in person at the appropriate German mission. This applies to all applicants who have reached the age of 6. The German passport contains a chip on which the finger prints of the passport holder are saved.
Please see our additional information for applying through an Honorary Consul. To find out whether your local Honorary Consul can process such applications, please consult the Honorary Consul Finder. Only some of our Honorary Consuls can accept passport applications. We ask for your understanding that due to the limited capacity we have, we cannot accept applications from citizens who appear without an appointment. Make sure to choose the correct German mission! To find out which German mission is responsible for handling your passport application, please consult our Consulate Finder. Please book an appointment to file your passport application in the online appointment system. © picture alliance / Michael Kappe For German Citizens only Der neue Pass ist mit zahlreichen Sicherheitsmerkmalen ausgerüstet. "Cooperation between states is as important today as it was 75 years ago.Close Ein Musterexemplar zeigt am in Berlin den neuen Reisepass für Deutschland bei der Vorstellung im Innenministerium. OSCE: FDFA decides not to submit new Secretary General candidature "Bilateral agreements give us freedom and prosperity"
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