How Much is a New Passport?

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DenishtheMenace
In the UK the first adult passport would cost £77.50 if you have never been issued a child passport. If you are applying for a first adult passport and you previously held a child passport issued in the UK, then the cost would still be the same; but, you would have the one-week Fast Track service option.
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Passport fees vary depending on the type of application and the service you use. The faster services are more expensive. A first adult passport including passport interview costs £77.50 by post.
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