Passports
- Apply using the Adult Abroad Simplified Renewal Passport Application
- Apply using the Adult Abroad General Passport Application
- Apply using the Child Abroad General Passport Application (under 16 years of age)
- Lost, stolen, inaccessible, damaged or found passport
- Applying for a Passport in Belgium or Luxembourg: Frequently Asked Questions
If you are unable to download the forms and instructions and wish to receive them in paper copy by mail, please send an email to bru-consular@international.gc.ca and specify:
- Type of form (adult and / or child)
- Number of applications
- Preferred language (English or French)
- Full name, address, postal code
- Daytime phone number
- Expiry date of previous Canadian passport
Full passport services are provided at the Embassy of Canada in Brussels for Belgium and Luxembourg. Note: Passport services are not provided by the Honorary Consul in Luxembourg. All applications must be submitted in Brussels.
Prior to making travel arrangements, please consult the travel advice and advisories on the countries you are planning to visit.
Pay online
You can pay online for all your passport services before submitting your application.
Processing Time
The processing time for a passport is twenty (20) business days; however it may be longer during busy periods.
Inquiries
We will only respond to inquiries regarding the status of the application if it has exceeded the processing time of 20 working days.
Inquiries may be sent to: bru-consular@international.gc.ca and please include:
- Surname and given names exactly as requested on the application form
- Date of birth
- Date the application was submitted
- Mail tracking number or courier service
Urgent travel
If you need a passport urgently or in exceptional circumstances (illness, death), please send an email with detailed information to: bru-consular@international.gc.ca.
Note: Proof of urgent travel is required for priority processing. Examples of proof of travel are:
- An airline, bus or train ticket,
- A travel itinerary showing proof of payment,
- A written statement, if traveling by car (the validation of the statement is at the Passport Officer's discretion).
Important information for dual nationals
On March 15, 2016, the electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) will become mandatory for visa exempt travellers to Canada. You cannot apply for an eTA if you are a Canadian citizen or a dual citizen.
Every Canadian who travels to Canada by air will need to have a valid Canadian passport.
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