Passport fees are increasing in 2025! Here are the new prices
As of 2025, there will be a significant increase in passport fees and booklet costs. With a 43.93 percent hike, passport fees and the booklet price have risen considerably. The 6-month passport fee has increased to 2,359 TL, while the passport fee for a validity of 3+ years has risen to 11,274 TL, and the booklet fee has been set at 1,137 TL. The new costs are drawing attention for those planning international travel. How much are the 2025 passport fees? Here are the details...
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As of 2025, passport fees have been increased based on a revaluation rate of 43.93 percent. The 6-month passport fee has become 2,359 TL, while the 1-year passport has risen to 3,424 TL, the 2-year passport to 5,630 TL, and the 3-year passport to 7,999 TL. The fee for passports valid for 3+ years has been announced as 11,274 TL.
PASSPORT BOOKLET FEE HAS ALSO INCREASED
In addition to the increase in passport fees, the passport booklet fee has also been updated for 2025.
The booklet fee, which was 790 TL in 2024, has risen to 1,137 TL. This increase will cause the total cost for those wishing to obtain a passport to rise significantly.
HOW MUCH WILL THE 2025 PASSPORT FEES BE?
6-month passport fee: 2,359 TL
1-year passport fee: 3,424 TL
2-year passport fee: 5,630 TL
3-year passport fee: 7,999 TL
3+ year passport fee: 11,274 TL
Passport booklet fee: 1,137 TL
WHICH PASSPORT TYPES ARE AVAILABLE?
There are four different types of passports in Turkey based on their purpose of use:
Bordeaux Passport: Ordinary, for all citizens.
Green Passport: For civil servants and certain public officials.
Grey Passport: Service passport, for those traveling abroad for official duties.
Black Passport: Passport used for diplomatic missions.
WHAT IS THE REVALUATION RATE?
Passport fees are determined each year according to the revaluation rate. This rate was announced as 43.93 percent for 2025. Published in the Official Gazette, this rate is used as a general benchmark affecting various types of fees and taxes.
WILL THE INCREASE IN PASSPORT FEES AFFECT TRAVEL PLANS?
The rising passport fees and booklet costs are causing concern, especially for individuals planning international travel. Experts state that the increasing costs may make it more difficult to choose long-term passports.