How to Renew Philippine Passport in Brunei

To renew the Philippine passport at the Philippine Embassy in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, personal appearance is required.

Step 1: Go to the Embassy and bring the complete requirements.

1. Accomplished e-Passport application form
2. Original Philippine passport
3. Photocopy of the passport’s data page
4. Original Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) authenticated documents that will support the change of name (if applicable)
   • Marriage Contract or Report of Marriage
   • Annotated Birth Certificate
   • Annotated Marriage Contract to show annulment/divorce/court ordered instruction
   • Death Certificate of Spouse
5. Fee: BND 90.00

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Check the additional requirements for lost valid e-Passport, mutilated or damaged passport, and minor applicant.

Dress appropriately and AVOID wearing the following:

• Sleeveless shirts/blouses
• Shirts/blouses that show the navel
• Pants/skirts with very low waistline
• Transparent shirts/blouses/pants/skirts
• Shorts or skimpy pants/skirts
• Slippers/open-toe shoes
• Hats/baseball caps

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Step 2: Check online if your passport is ready for release.

Step 3: Claim the e-Passport at the Philippine Embassy in Brunei and bring the requirements depending on who will get the passport.

Passport Claim by Applicant

1. Official receipt
2. Old passport for cancellation

Passport Claim by Authorized Person

1. Special Power of Attorney (SPA) executed by the applicant stating the reasons for his/her failure to personally claim the e-Passport
2. Copy of IC of passport applicant