Canada increases passport fees for the first time since 2013
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Starting March 31, 2026, Canadians will see modest increases in passport and travel document fees as the government adjusts pricing to reflect inflation and rising operational costs. A 10-year adult passport will cost $163.50, up $3.50 from the current rate, while 5-year adult passports increase by $2.50 to $122.50. Child passports rise by $1.50 to $58.50. This marks the first fee adjustment in 13 years. The government also announced a new service guarantee: beginning April 1, complete applications processed beyond 30 business days will be refunded automatically, enhancing accountability and providing Canadians with greater predictability.



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