Malta Sets 18 as Minimum Age for Adult Passport Applications

Malta has set the minimum age for Maltese nationals to apply for a first-time adult passport at 18 years, as announced by Identità, the government agency responsible for identity and passport services. Applicants must attend the Passport Office in person, where they will provide biometric data, including facial images, fingerprints, and signatures.
They are required to present an original and valid ID card, along with a copy of both sides of the card, and submit a completed Form A during their appointment. For Maltese nationals living abroad without a valid Maltese ID card, an additional step is required, which involves providing a passport photo endorsed by a recommender who meets specific criteria.
All signatures on the application must be original wet signatures. Those who acquired citizenship must also present an original citizenship certificate or dual letter.
Once a complete application is submitted, the passport will be ready for collection within four working days, valid for 10 years.
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