Passport
Danish passports at the Consulates
The consulates in Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Penang and Kota Kinabalu can:
- Extend the validity of
passports
We can extend the validity of a 10-year passport with up to one year. A condition for extension of an expired passport is that it expired no longer than three months ago. A passport can only be extended once and for a maximum of 12 months. We recommend that you make sure that the authorities of the country or countries you plan to travel to recognises extended passports. For instance it is not possible to travel without a visa to the USA on an extended passport.
- Issue emergency passports
An emergency passport is issued with validity limited to the period required for the duration of the journey and rules of the countries to be travelled through, and for a maximum of 12 months. An emergency passport must be rendered to the Police or to a Danish mission abroad after use. Travelling with an emergency passport may cause problems with other countries’ border controls. Therefore we recommend that you make sure that the authorities of the country or countries you plan to travel to recognize emergency passports.
- Passports for Children Below
the Age of 12
The applicant must appear in person and pay the standard passport fee.
The applicant must fill out two copies of the ordinary passport application, including consent from both parents/custody holders or documentation that one parent holds sole custody.
The applicant must bring two passport size photos - please see guidelines below.
The applicant must hand in copies of other relevant documents such as birth certificate, parents' marriage certificate etc.
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FURTHER INFO: How to apply for a Danish passport (um.dk)