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Lost Passport

In case you have lost your Passport, you can apply for reissuance of your Machine Readable Passport (MRP).

Following documents are required for processing an application:

Photocopy of Lost Passport. Please log on to “Report my Loss” and complete the loss report and take a print.
Production of one of the following, original and valid NADRA Cards along with its photocopy:
1. Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC)
2. National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP)
3. Smart National ID Card

Note:

In case of a lost passport application, Machine Readable Passport (MRP) shall only be delivered after the verification of the previous MRP/Manual Passport from the concerned issuing authority in Pakistan or Abroad, which may take a month or longer.

Quick Links

Machine Readable Passport (MRP) service starts at Consulate of Pakistan in Birmingham

Machine Readable Passport (MRP) service starts at Consulate General of Pakistan in Manchester

Manual hand written passports to phase out by November 2015

According to International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), Manual / Hand written passport (Non-MRP) will phase out with effect from 25th November, 2015. Foreign governments may deny visa or entry to persons travelling on manual passports after November 24, 2015.