Lost Passport Requirements In Uganda

What is a Passport?

A passport is an official travel document issued by a government that contains a person’s identity.

A person with a passport can travel to and from foreign countries more easily and access consular assistance. A passport certifies the personal identity and nationality of its holder.

Lost Passport Requirements In Uganda

Below is what is needed for a lost passport

Own and detailed written explanation addressed to the Passport Control Officer explaining circumstances under which loss of Passport occurred.

Complete Affidavit in lieu / Statutory Declaration of lost Passport.

Police report confirming the loss of Passport.

Payment of a 100,000 UGX fine for a lost passport

The express fee is an extra UGX 150,000, Bank Charges exclusive.

Where a copy of the lost Passport is available please attach the same

How do I apply for a passport if I lost my old passport in Uganda?

Step 1: Go to the Passport Portal

Step 2: Accept the terms and conditions displayed in the Disclaimer.

Step 3: Answer simple security questions

Step 4: Complete the passport application form

Step 5: Print the Passport Application Payment Advice Form.

Step 6: Make payment for the selected type of passport using the selected payment method in the selected bank.

Step 7: Schedule an appointment for a date of your convenience using the scheduled appointment link on the home page.

Step 8: Print the Passport Application Appointment Form.

Step 9: Report to the selected passport Centre with the passport appointment form with the appropriate application requirements displayed on the website, for enrollment.

How many countries can you travel to with an Uganda passport?

The Ugandan passport ranks 141st in the world as of March 2023 according to VisaGuide Passport Index.

This means that Ugandan citizens can travel visa-free to 38 countries in the world.

How much does a passport cost in Uganda?

Fees. Ordinary Passports cost 250,000 UGX. Express Processing Fee an extra 150,000 UGX paid separately in a bank.