UK Government Defines Eligibility for First Adult Passport

The UK government has specified the eligibility criteria for individuals applying for their first adult British passport. To qualify, applicants must meet three conditions: they must be British nationals, aged 16 or over (or within three weeks of turning 16), and must never have held a UK passport before.
Additionally, a fourth scenario applies to individuals whose most recent UK passport was issued before 1 January 1994; they must apply as if it were their first adult passport, regardless of prior holdings. It is important to note that a child passport remains valid until its expiry date, even if the holder turns 18.
Applicants can choose between two application methods: online for £102 or via paper form for £115.50, with the online option being more cost-effective by £13.50. Once issued, an adult passport is valid for 10 years.
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