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New rules apply from 3 August 2026 to the identity card presented with a passport application. Some cards may be covered by a transition exception through 31 August 2031.
The tool estimates official fees and lists the steps to check before departure.
The passport fee is €80 for applicants aged 14 and over, €71 for younger applicants, and €58 for replacement due to damage, full pages or changed details.
A new ID costs €10, or €5 for large families, plus the €0.50 Hellenic Police stamp. The issuing authority makes the final document decision.
It uses the official €80 fee for applicants aged 14 and over and €71 for younger applicants. We recorded the difference with secondary guides quoting €84.40.
From 3 August 2026, cards that do not comply with Regulation (EU) 2025/1208 are not accepted for passport issuance, with an exception for cards that remain valid under Article 5. Confirm your specific card's status.
No. Entry rules and required validity periods vary by country. Check the destination country's and airline's guidance.
Estimated official fees
€90.50
This estimate includes official passport and identity-card fees only. Photos, travel, visas and other costs are excluded.
Some guides quote €84.40 for a passport. We use the €80 fee published by the Passport Directorate.
This result uses rules that have not yet been verified. For guidance, consult an accountant.