How much would it cost for someone to get a replacement passport to come back to the states?

Question

How much would it cost for someone to get a replacement passport to come back to the states?

Answer 1

See your embassy or consulate - if you report a passport lost or stolen, may not be a charge.

Answer 2

A passport issued by which country?  The fee required depends on the country that issues the passport.

If you are a U.S. citizen and need a U.S. passport to return to the U.S., see the answer I gave to another similar question (first link below).

If you are a citizen of another country and need to replace your passport before returning to the U.S., you will also need to replace the U.S. visa that was in a lost or stolen or damaged passport (if you are not visa exempt).  See the second link below (replacement of the I-94 is only needed if you are in the U.S. and lose your non-U.S. passport).

If you have a non-U.S. passport (didn't lose it), but need a new passport because you have run out of blank pages or because it has expired, you will not need to replace the U.S. visa if it is still valid; that visa is still usable if you present both passports when entering the U.S.

Answer 3

Talk to the American consulate if you are stranded or need help.

Answer 4

As other answerers have already stated, you need to tell us what country you are a citizen of, or other clarifying information. If you are a US citizen and currently overseas, needing a new passport (US passport), you'll get it from the US Embassy or Consulate in the country where you are. A replacement or renewal will cost you a total of $75. Regular turnaround time is less than two weeks usually. If you don't have your passport at all, you should call them first and let them know that you are coming; it might be pretty difficult for you to get into the Embassy/Consulate without it.

Answer 5

i believe its a little cheaper than the actual cost of a new passport, but i think its a little expensive. check online at the www.travel state website.