Philippine Passport Renewal in Singapore
Quick answer
You renew your Philippine passport in Singapore at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore. Book an online appointment first, then appear in person for your photo and fingerprints. The fee is about USD 60 in local currency. Expect about 6 to 12 weeks for the new passport.
Requirements
- Your current or expired Philippine passport (original).
- Photocopy of the passport data page.
- Your valid Singapore pass and a photocopy.
- Completed passport application form, if the embassy asks for a printed one.
- Appointment confirmation.
- Extra documents if your name or status changed, like a PSA marriage certificate.
Steps
1. Open the embassy website and find the passport appointment link
2. Pick a date and fill in your details exactly as in your passport
3. Save or print the confirmation
4. On the day, bring all originals and copies
5. Pay the fee and keep the official receipt
6. Have your photo and fingerprints taken
7. Wait for the release notice
Claim in person or by mail, depending on the embassy's rules.
Fees
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Regular renewal | USD 60 |
| Lost passport replacement | — |
| Mailing fee, if offered | — |
Processing time
About 6 to 12 weeks after your appointment. Passports are printed in Manila, so delays can happen.
Where to go
Philippine Embassy in Singapore, Singapore.
Frequently asked questions
Can I renew my passport without an appointment in Singapore?
Usually not. Walk-ins may be allowed for urgent or special cases only.
Can I travel while my passport is being renewed?
Your old passport may be cancelled at the appointment. Ask the embassy before booking travel.
My passport is lost. What do I do?
Report the loss to the Singapore police first, then book a lost passport appointment.
Is the appointment free?
Yes, booking is free. Do not pay anyone to get a slot.
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