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Child Passport Renewal!!!
Charliecherry
Posts: 36 Forumite
Is that for real £46 for a child passport renewal,we will forget that then and stay here me thinks........is there no end to the rip off culture in this country,it seems they just tap in to any revenue stream they can...DISGRACEFUL:mad:
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Rip off rip off blah blah blah etc etc etc!!!!
Yeah down with the system.
However £46 is only £9.20 per year, which is nothing, for an internationally recognised form of ID, of course if you holiday in this country you will be paying VAT on everything you buy and thus putting more money into the pockets of the goverment.Live each day like its your last because one day you'll be right0 -
Charliecherry wrote: »Is that for real £46 for a child passport renewal,we will forget that then and stay here me thinks........is there no end to the rip off culture in this country,it seems they just tap in to any revenue stream they can...DISGRACEFUL:mad:
So you are moaning about this country, but then saying you will stay here rather than going overseas? Fantastic logic there!
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Charliecherry wrote: »Is that for real £46 for a child passport renewal,we will forget that then and stay here me thinks........is there no end to the rip off culture in this country,it seems they just tap in to any revenue stream they can...DISGRACEFUL:mad:
I dread to think what you will say when the time comes for you to replace your child's passport with it's first adult one! Compared to the prices of things these days i don't think it is that bad.0 -
Passport fees are designed to cover the cost of providing the service and not to make a profit - why should us taxpayers subsidise your child with a cheap passport?0
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Yeah its real expensive aint it? *rolls eyes*0
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You moan even more when interviews become compulsary for all passport applications and renewals which will mean time off work to make a trip to the local (or not so local) passport office.IT Consultant in the utilities industry specialising in the retail electricity market.
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I dont believe the fee is expensive considering the fact it last for 10 years. We cant get everything for free or cheap. A lot of technology and security feature has been put into this new passport. It cost money.0
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Child's passport is only valid for 5 yearsThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Charliecherry wrote: »Is that for real £46 for a child passport renewal,we will forget that then and stay here me thinks........is there no end to the rip off culture in this country,it seems they just tap in to any revenue stream they can...DISGRACEFUL:mad:
Shouldn't have had a child then if you don't like the associated costs.0 -
To be fair on the OP I do think the cost is high relative to that of an adult passport - £46 for 5 years for a child, around £72 for an adult, making it more expensive by £2 per year.0
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