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Government Extends Passport Issuance and Re-Issuance Deadline for Expatriates to December 31

The government has extended the passport issuance and re-issuance timeframe for expatriate Bangladeshis till December 31.

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The government has extended the timeframe for issuing and re-issuing passports for expatriate Bangladeshi citizens by an additional six months, effective till December 31. This extension allows expatriates to apply for new passports or correct existing passport information without interruption.

Extension Details

According to a notification from the Ministry of Home Affairs, this extension is intended to ensure that passport services remain uninterrupted for expatriates. The previous order, issued on July 8, 2025, and set to expire on June 30, 2026, has now been extended until December 31.

Benefits for Expatriates

This extension provides expatriate Bangladeshis with the opportunity to correct passport information such as name, date of birth, parents' names, or other necessary details within the new timeframe. It aims to facilitate legal travel and administrative activities for those abroad.

Implementation and Communication

The Ministry of Home Affairs has instructed all concerned agencies to implement this order immediately. Notifications have been sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment Ministry, the Department of Immigration & Passports, all Bangladesh missions abroad, and other relevant departments.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why was the passport timeframe extended?
The extension was granted to ensure uninterrupted passport services for expatriate Bangladeshis and to allow them to correct any necessary information on their passports.
Which agencies have been notified about this extension?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment Ministry, the Department of Immigration & Passports, all Bangladesh missions abroad, and other relevant departments have been notified.

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