For individuals aged 16 and over
For individuals aged 16 and over
Updated
2026-09-23
How do Lithuanian citizens over 16 apply for the issuance or replacement of a passport or personal identity card at the embassy?
- Lithuanian citizens aged 16 and older must submit applications for the replacement or issuance of a personal identity card or passport in person by visiting the embassy.
- Prior to your arrival, you must book an advance appointment time using the KONSREG system.
- During the visit, the applicant will be photographed, and their fingerprints and signature will be scanned.
Documents Required for Submission
- A Lithuanian citizen passport and/or personal identity card.
- To order an identity document at the embassy, your permanent place of residence must be declared abroad. Residence abroad is declared by submitting a departure declaration. If you have not yet done so, the declaration can be submitted during your embassy visit. If your permanent residential address is in Lithuania and you do not wish to declare your departure, the document can only be ordered in Lithuania.
- You do not need to bring photographs—you will be photographed on-site.
- Attention: When replacing a passport or personal identity card due to a surname change following marriage or divorce abroad, you must additionally submit documents regarding the registration of the marriage or divorce in the Republic of Lithuania and the subsequent surname change.
- Attention: If a 16–17-year-old minor born abroad applies for their first Republic of Lithuania passport or personal identity card, this service can only be provided if their birth has been registered in Lithuania. If the birth has not been registered in Lithuania, the minor's parents must complete this step first before the individual can apply for an identity document.
- Note: If necessary, the consular officer has the right to require the applicant to submit additional documents and/or clarify the data provided.
Cost and Payment Methods
- You can find the consular fee rates HERE.
- The consular fee for the service is payable by bank card during your visit.
- Attention: Consular fees are collected in South African Rand (ZAR), with the amount adjusted monthly based on the current exchange rate.
