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Child's Passport
maggiesoup
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Hi all
Just forked out a ridiculous amount of money for 15 yr old's new passport but I read that when he turns 16 he needs a new adult one. Can anyone tell me if they give you a refund of the 9 years not used? Thanks.
Just forked out a ridiculous amount of money for 15 yr old's new passport but I read that when he turns 16 he needs a new adult one. Can anyone tell me if they give you a refund of the 9 years not used? Thanks.
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Im pretty sure that he can use the child one until it expires- which would be 5 years, Then he would have to get an adult one next time- and at 20 would be old enough to cough up for it himself
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The passport will be valid until the expiry date stamped on it.
If you're under 16 you have to get a child passport (i.e. only valid for 5 years) but they can still travel on it until it expires.
Then next one he needs would then be an adult 10y passport.
https://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-child-rules.asp - for the official blurb0 -
Whew ! Thanks to both replies0
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yeah, a passport expires when it expires! anyhow other than the fact that it is 5 years and unsigned, I dont actually think there is any difference?0
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