How to Get Philippine Passport for First Time Applicant

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You can travel more than 50 countries if you are a Philippine Passport holder. Well, getting passport is just very easy especially if you have at least two valid ID's! Just prepare all your documents for your application. Set an appointment online, check if their available schedule and fill-out their form.






WHAT ARE REQUIREMENTS FOR GETTING PASSPORT?



Note: If you are a late registrant for your Birth Certificate, you have to pass additional supporting documents such as Grown-up photos, Elementary and Highschool records, Old school ID's.





WHAT ARE THE ACCEPTABLE ID'S?




WHAT ARE THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS?




HOW MUCH IT WILL COST FOR GETTING PASSPORT? HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE?



GUIDELINES ON CAPTURING YOUR PHOTO


Here are some Guidelines to be followed:





Download Application Form Here: Passport Application Form
Visit Department of Foreign Affairs Website for more details.

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