A replacement passport is a reprint of an existing passport with a new passport number. It is less than half the cost of a regular 10-year passport renewal.
The replacement passport’s expiry date will be the same as the existing passport. The existing passport must have at least two years validity remaining in order for a replacement passport to be issued.
You can apply for a replacement passport if your existing passport has:
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run out of blank visa pages,
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minor damage, or
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been compromised in a data breach.
For other replacement passports such as Replacement of Emergency Passport / Replacement of Lost or Stolen Passport / Replacement of Seriously Damaged Passport / Name Change on Passport, please refer to the Adult Passport Application page.
A replacement passport application must be lodged in person and the existing passport must be presented at lodgement.
Required documents:
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Single page renewal form
(Print the form single sided using the "fit to page" setting to ensure no sections are missing) -
2 Australian Passport photos (Full name written on back of 1 photo, signature/endorsement not required)
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Do not attach photos to application form, attaching photos to the application form with glue, paperclips, staples or bulldog clips can mark or damage the photo making them unusable
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Current Australian Passport (or expired passport for eligible applicants)
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Photo ID with address
(Japanese Residence Card / Driver’s Licence / My Number Card) -
Passport Fees
Fees at the Australian Embassy Tokyo
Fees at the Australian Consulate-General Osaka
If you have checked all of the above, please click here to make an appointment at the Australian Embassy Tokyo or at the Australian Consulate-General in Osaka to lodge your application in person.
Go to Passport Topics for more passport related information.
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