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Philippine passport renewal in the UAE 2026
The VFS centres closed on 30 June 2026. Now you renew at the Embassy or the Consulate, with a free online appointment.
Checked October 2026
Since 1 July 2026Embassy (Abu Dhabi) or Consulate General (Dubai) only
Appointmentfree, online — no walk-ins for renewal
Fee (adult)AED 240
Lost or damagedAED 600
Ready inabout 5–8 weeks
Where to renew
- Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra: Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi.
- Dubai and the Northern Emirates: Philippine Consulate General in Dubai.
The VFS centres at World Trade Center Abu Dhabi and Wafi Mall stopped passport services on 30 June 2026.
The steps
- Book a free appointment online (the Philippine Embassy’s online appointment system). Appointments sold through social media or fixers are not genuine.
- Go on your date with your current passport and the documents asked for.
- Pay AED 240 at the cashier (AED 600 for a lost or damaged passport).
- Collect the new passport — usually after 5 to 8 weeks, at the place where you applied.
When to renew
The Consulate advises renewing about 10 months before expiry. Adults get a 10-year passport; under-18s get 5 years.
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Questions
How much is Philippine passport renewal in the UAE?
AED 240 for a regular adult renewal, AED 600 for a lost or damaged passport.
Where do I renew my Philippine passport in Dubai?
At the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai, with a free online appointment. VFS at Wafi Mall stopped on 30 June 2026.
How long does it take?
Usually about 5 to 8 weeks.
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