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Emergency passport?

CongoPowers · 2011-10-11 01:22:32

Live in Dublin, so I know where to go etc. But I'm wondering how quickly can I get an emergency passport? Just realised mine has expired and I'm going away next week.

11-10-2011 1:22am

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Live in Dublin, so I know where to go etc.

But I'm wondering how quickly can I get an emergency passport? Just realised mine has expired and I'm going away next week.

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#2 11-10-2011 1:26am

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go down asap and they should with your travel documents as proof be able to get one for for you in three days.

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#3 11-10-2011 1:27am

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CongoPowers wrote: »

Live in Dublin, so I know where to go etc.

But I'm wondering how quickly can I get an emergency passport? Just realised mine has expired and I'm going away next week.

If you live in Dublin and can spend a day in the office you might be able to get your new passport in a week. Though not sure they still do that. If you get on it tomorrow you can probably have an emergency passport the day after if you have all the forms and pictures you need. The temporary one though involves lots of questions with border control and I guess some countries might be worse for this than others.

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#4 11-10-2011 1:29am

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They can do in three to five working days so if you're heading off next week you should be ok

Get down to the office in the morning, get there before they open and wait outside if you can

Bring proof of travel

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#5 11-10-2011 1:56am

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The replies you got are bang on OP, you could also have a read of this thread in the Travel forum.

Just skip to the last 2 pages, it's a long thread.:pac:

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#6 11-10-2011 2:00am

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Thanks a million for the replies (have actually just been reading that thread, Hot Lips)

So I'll head in with the money, travel docs, old passport, passport pics and I could be ok?

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#7 11-10-2011 2:05am

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I should think so, fingers crossed.

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#8 11-10-2011 2:07am

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Grand so. Thanks again!

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