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Visas
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Passports
- Frequently asked questions
  - FAQs - General
    - What should I do if my passport is lost or stolen?
    - What if I find a passport that I earlier reported lost or stolen?
    - Can I renew a passport overseas?
    - Can I travel abroad without a passport?
    - How much will a new passport cost?
    - What kind of photograph do I need for my passport?
    - I am a British dual national with a foreign passport. Can I also hold a UK passport?
    - Can I send photocopies of documents with my passport application?
    - Can a child be included on a parent’s passport?
    - Do I need to send my birth certificate and expired passport?
    - Why can’t I provide my 'short-form' birth certificate to support my first passport application?
  - FAQs - biometrics
    - What is a biometric passport?
    - Why do UK passports use biometrics?
  - FAQs - new passport arrangements
    - Why is the British High Commission in Bridgetown not issuing full passports from 3 August 2009?
    - What services will the Consulate continue to provide for British nationals living and travelling in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean?
    - How much will it cost to get my application done in the North America Passport Production Centre?
    - What will the process be?
    - This means I will have to wait longer for my new passport?
    - Who will monitor this and ensure this does run smoothly?
    - Have you transferred passport production elsewhere in the world?
    - How will you guarantee protection for my personal documents and completed passport?

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