How to Renew Philippine Passport in Doha, Qatar

The Philippines is now enforcing the use of electronic passports (ePassports) among its citizens and is therefore promoting the application of such documents. It takes about 30-45 days to process the ePassport and applicants are therefore advised to ensure the submission of their documents at least eight months before their scheduled travel.

If you are planning to renew your Philippine Passport in Doha, Qatar, please see the guidelines below for a step by step process on how to apply for a new passport.

Guide to Applying for a New Passport at the Philippine Embassy in Doha, Qatar

The information below are the details that you will need in order to get a new passport. Please be guided accordingly.

General Requirements for Passport Application

1. Personal appearance of the applicant in the Embassy
2. Duly accomplished Passport Application Form
3. Original and photocopy of most recent valid Philippine passport
4. Non-refundable Processing Fee of QR 240

Additional Requirements for Replacement of Lost Passports

1. Original and photocopy of duly authenticated PSA-issued Birth Certificate
2. Original and photocopy of duly authenticated PSA-issued Marriage Contract, for married women
3. Affidavit of Loss, with fee of QR 100
4. Original Police Report (with English Translation)
5. Publication of Notice of Loss in an English Newspaper
6. Application Fee of QR 600 (for lost ePassport)
7. Photocopy of lost passport, if possible
8. Other documents as may be required, showing photo and signature of applicant, such as any one of the following:

> Driver’s License (either Philippine-issued or International)

> Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

> GSIS / SSS IDs

> Seaman’s Book for Seafarers

> Voter’s ID

Additional Requirements for Change in Surname for Married Women

1. Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract
2. Original and photocopy of report of Marriage if married outside of the Philippines

Additional Requirements for married women who would like to revert to their maiden name:

1. Original and photocopy of PSA-authenticated Birth Certificate
2. For widows, original and photocopy of duly authenticated Death Certificate of the deceased husband
3. For annulled marriages, original and photocopy of duly authenticated Annotated Marriage Contract
4. For Divorcees, Certified True Copy (CTC) of the Divorce Decree duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate where the divorce was obtained or the duly authenticated original or Certified True Copy (CTC) of Philippine Court recognition of foreign divorce decree

Additional Requirements for Converts who Wish to Use their Muslim Names:

1. Original and photocopy of duly authenticated PSA-issued Birth Certificate bearing the Muslim name of the applicant
2. Original and photocopy of duly authenticated National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) or Office on Muslim Affairs (OMA) Certificate of Conversion

Additional Requirements for Applicants who Reacquired Philippine Citizenship

1. They must be able to submit the original and photocopy of Identification Certificate or the Oath of Allegiance issued by the Philippine Embassy or by the Bureau of Immigration.

Philippine Embassy in Doha, Qatar

Address: St. No. 860 Jelaiah Area Doha، Doha, Qatar
Phone Number: +974 4483 1585
Website: http://dohape.dfa.gov.ph

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