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Kuwait Sets KD 100 Fee for Replacement of Lost Passports

October 14, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

KUWAIT CITY: The Kuwaiti government has announced a new fee structure for the issuance of replacement passports, setting the cost at 100 Kuwaiti Dinars (KD) for lost passports. This decision was published in the official gazette ‘Kuwait Today’ on Sunday, marking a significant update in the country’s passport management policies.

The General Directorate of Nationality and Passports confirmed that the fee will apply to all citizens seeking to replace a lost Kuwaiti passport. This move aims to streamline the process and deter passport loss, which has been a growing concern among authorities.

This new fee structure is expected to impact Kuwaiti citizens significantly, as it introduces a financial burden for those who may lose their passports. The government hopes that by imposing this fee, it will encourage citizens to take better care of their travel documents and reduce the number of lost passports reported annually.

In the coming weeks, officials are expected to roll out additional guidelines regarding the application process for replacement passports and the payment methods for the new fee. Citizens are advised to stay informed through official channels to ensure compliance with the new regulations.