Passport offices in Belgium, city by city

Your own municipality takes the application

Passport applications are taken at the counter of your own municipality. Each office sets its own booking routine, serves visitors in its own languages, and has rules for children and for collecting the finished passport, with or without a new appointment.

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6 offices in Bruges

  • Bruges

    Deelgemeentehuis Assebroek

    Dries 2, Assebroek, 8310 Bruges

    Book a visit online, apply in person and come back for the passport once a text message says it is ready.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

  • Bruges

    Deelgemeentehuis Koolkerke/De Grendel

    Koolkerkse Steenweg 199, Koolkerke/De Grendel, 8000 Bruges

    Apply by appointment, then collect the finished passport within three months or it will be destroyed.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

  • Bruges

    Deelgemeentehuis Sint-Andries

    Albert Serreynstraat 1/002, Sint-Andries, 8200 Bruges

    Apply for a passport by appointment, with a parent or guardian from your address if the applicant is under 18.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

  • Bruges

    Deelgemeentehuis Sint-Kruis

    Moerkerkse Steenweg 190, Sint-Kruis, 8310 Bruges

    For Belgians living in Bruges, while those registered abroad should check which municipality can take their application.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

  • Bruges

    Deelgemeentehuis Zeebrugge

    Marktplein 12, Zeebrugge, 8380 Bruges

    Applying needs an appointment, but you can collect the finished passport without booking again.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

  • Bruges

    Huis van de Bruggeling

    Frank Van Ackerpromenade 2, 8000 Bruges

    Apply by appointment, and pick up an urgent passport here even if you applied at a district office.

    Book an appointmentOffice website+32 50 44 80 00

    Bring eID and your previous passport, or a loss/theft certificate. The officer takes the photo. Fingerprints are taken from age 12, except where providing them is physically and permanently impossible. Children under three or unable to sit still need a supplied photo no older than six months. For collection bring the application form, eID and old passport if held. A representative needs authorisation.

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