This page applies to passport renewals only, not first-time applications. You may renew your passport if:

• You still have your previous passport
• It is undamaged
• You are not changing your name or nationality

British Embassies

• British Consulate-General — Hong Kong
• British Embassy — Bangkok

Smart Passport Application Form

The Smart Passport Application Form can be used for adult, child, and BNO applications. It can be completed electronically but must be printed and signed. The form guides applicants through the process and helps speed up passport production.

• Smart passport form (Online)
• Smart passport application form (PDF)
• Smart passport guidance notes (PDF)

Do not use the Smart Passport form if applying from Australia or New Zealand. Use the regional forms instead.

Renewing Old Black or Blue Passport (Age 16 and Over)

Source: UK Government passport fees —
https://www.gov.uk/passport-fees

Downloads:

• Applying for a passport outside the UK (PDF)
• British passport — overseas application form (PDF)
• Supporting documents checklist (PDF)

Renewing Old Black or Blue Passport (Age 15 and Under)

This is how to start the renew British Passport while overseas.

Source:
https://www.gov.uk/passport-fees

Downloads:

• Applying for a passport outside the UK (PDF)
• British passport — overseas application form (PDF)
• Supporting documents checklist (PDF)

Where to Send Your Application

Submission details vary by country. Check your local instructions here:

https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports

C1 Form

Use this form if you are:

• Aged 16 or over, and
• A UK Citizen applying overseas, or
• A British Overseas Territories Citizen, British Overseas Citizen, or British Protected Person

Do not use this form if you are a British National (Overseas) with a close connection to Hong Kong.

• C1 Form (PDF)
• C1 Guidance Notes (PDF)

C2 Form

Use this form if you are:

• Aged 15 or under, and
• A UK Citizen applying overseas, or
• A British Overseas Territories Citizen, British Overseas Citizen, or British Protected Person

Do not use this form if you are a British National (Overseas) with a close connection to Hong Kong.

• C2 Form (PDF)
• C2 Guidance Notes (PDF)

BNO Forms (Hong Kong)

BNO-B Form (Under 16)

For British Nationals (Overseas) born in or closely connected with Hong Kong and holding a Hong Kong ID card.

• BNO-B Form (PDF)
• BNO-B Guidance Notes (PDF)

BNO-A Form (Age 16 and Over)

For British Nationals (Overseas) born in or closely connected with Hong Kong and holding a Hong Kong ID card.

• BNO-A Form (PDF)
• BNO-A Guidance Notes (PDF)

BNO Passport Fees (2025)

Source:
https://www.gov.uk/passport-fees

Submission address (Hong Kong):
British Consulate-General
RPPC – 5th Floor
1 Supreme Court Road
Hong Kong

Lost or Stolen Passports

If your passport is lost or stolen:

1. Report the loss to the local police
2. Report the loss to your nearest British embassy or consulate
3. Include Form LS01 with your application

• LS01 Lost or Stolen Passport Form (PDF)

Payment

Payment is made online during your application. This is how to start the renew British Passport while overseas. Cards accepted include:

• Mastercard
• Visa
• Visa Electron
• Diners Club
• JCB

All charges are processed in GBP sterling.

Where to Submit (Non-BNO)

https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports

Always confirm requirements with your local British embassy or consulate before submitting your application.

UK Passport Renewal Cost — USA

• Adult passport (overseas online): £108
• Child passport (overseas online): £70
• Courier fee: approximately £19–£20 (varies by provider)

Total estimated cost: £127–£130 (adult) and £89–£95 (child).

Apply online at:

https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports

UK Passport Renewal Cost — Canada

Fees follow the same overseas rates as above. For the most accurate and current totals, consult:

https://www.gov.uk/passport-fees