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National passport

Residents of Sint Maarten

Residents of St. Maarten with the Dutch nationality can apply for a national passport at the Civil Registry Department of Sint Maarten (Census Office), Soualiga Road 6, Pondfill Philipsburg.

Non-residents of Sint Maarten

Non-residents who have the Dutch nationality can apply for a national passport at the Consular section of the Cabinet of the Governor. Only people who are not registered in the administration of St. Maarten can apply for a national passport at the Consular section of the Cabinet of the Governor.

You must personally apply for your passport and personally collect it. When applying you must submit the following:

  • Current passport (can still be valid for a maximum of 6 months) and all other travel documents. In case it has been lost or stolen you must have the police report.
  • Two recent passport pictures based on the valid acceptance criteria for Dutch passports
  • A proof of non-residency ( to be obtained at the Census office)
  • A fully completed passport application form
  • The fee: National Passport persons until 18 years:         149 NAF
                    National Passport persons 18 years or older:  189 NAF

Minor(s)
• Permission from (both) parent(s) (or the legal guardian(s));
• Valid proof of identity from (both) parent(s) (or the legal guardian(s));
• Birth certificate of minor with apostille/legalisation;
•  Acknowledgement certificate of minor with apostille/legalisation (if applicable);
• Fee 2024: NAF. 149 (cash in Antillean Guilders only or pin with Maestro bank card)

To apply for a passport you have to schedule an appointment with the Consular Affairs department of the Cabinet of the Governor. For more information or to schedule an appointment you can contact the Consular Affairs department during telephone consultation from 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM on the number (001-721) 542-1199.
 

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