Fees for February 2023. All fees are shown and payable in Australian dollar or Brazilian real.
Passport Fees
|
10 – year validity passport (for persons aged 18 and over) |
A$ 471 |
R$ 1,662 |
|
|
10 – year validity passport (for persons aged 16 and 17) |
A$ 396 |
R$ 1,398 | |
|
5 – year validity passport (for children under 16) |
A$ 235 |
R$ 830 | |
|
5 – year validity passport (optional for persons 75 and over) |
A$ 310 |
R$ 1,094 | |
|
A$ 204 |
R$ 720 |
An overseas surcharge applies to passport applications lodged outside Australia and, where applicable, is included in the above passport fees. If you are applying for a replacement passport, you don’t have to pay the overseas surcharge.
|
Overseas surcharge - adult applicant |
A$ 146 |
R$ 515 |
|
Overseas surcharge - child applicant |
A$ 71 |
R$ 251 |
Notarial Fees
| A$ 161 |
R$ 568 |
|
| A$ 80 |
R$ 282 |
|
| A$ 80 |
R$ 282 |
|
| A$ 80 |
R$ 282 |
|
| A$ 92 |
R$ 325 |
When do I pay the fee?
You pay the fee when you lodge your passport application or documents relating to the notarial services you require.
How do I pay the fee?
For details, contact the Australian mission where you’re going to lodge your application.
How do I apply for a refund?
Passport fees are only refundable in exceptional circumstances. For details, contact the Australian mission where you lodged your application. Fees paid for notarial services are non-refundable.
Last update: 1 February 2023