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Honduran Passport Renewal in the U.S. โ€” 2026 Guide

Checked September 2026. This page was written for this country and its details were checked against the authorityโ€™s own sources that month. Consular rules still change without notice, so confirm anything that will cost you a journey or a fee with the office that covers you. How we check our data.
Data last verified: September 2026

Honduran passports are issued at consulates by appointment, and there is a detail worth planning around: the fee is higher at a mobile consulate than at a permanent office. Convenience has a price, and it is published in the tariff.

Quick facts

Fee$60 or $75 at a consulate
ProcessingDays to weeks
AppointmentThrough the official system
FormApplication plus biometrics

Validity depends on age: five years for applicants under 21 and ten years from 21 upwards, each with its own fee.

Fees breakdown

ItemCostNotes
Passport, five years, at a consulate$60Applicants under 21
Passport, ten years, at a consulate$75Applicants 21 and over
Passport, five years, mobile consulate$78Higher tariff
Passport, ten years, mobile consulate$97.50Higher tariff
Safe conduct for return travelConsular tariffWhen there is no valid passport

Payment is usually by money order for the exact amount, so confirm the final figure — including any extras attached to your specific case — before buying it.

How to renew

  1. Book the appointment through the official consular appointment system, choosing the post that covers you.
  2. Check your record with the national registry beforehand if this is a first application.
  3. Bring your identity card if you are 21 or over, along with the current or expired passport.
  4. Attend early with the appointment confirmation, originals and payment.
  5. Give the photograph and fingerprints, and check your personal data before confirming.
  6. Collect the passport at the window or receive it by post, depending on the office.

Required documents

Where to apply

At the consulate covering your area, or at a mobile consular day when one reaches your city — remembering the higher tariff there.

Additional notes

Check your registry record first

First-time applicants should verify their entry in the national registry before booking. A mismatch between the registry and the documents you bring stops the application.

Mobile consulates

They reach cities with no permanent office and offer the same services, but the published fees are higher. For families processing several passports the difference adds up.

Check the data at the counter

Verify names, dates and numbers before the application is confirmed. Correcting them afterwards means a new booklet and a new fee.

Extras

The final amount is not always just the booklet. Confirm the total for your specific case before buying the money order.