Offices that issue passports in German cities

Appointment types and collection rules vary by city

Passport applications are taken by the local passport authority, which in many cities is part of the citizens’ office. Standard and express appointments are not offered everywhere, finished passports are handed over in different ways, and some offices ask for your previous passport again at collection.

1 office in Stuttgart
  • Stuttgart

    Bürgerbüro Mitte

    Eberhardstraße 39, 70173 Stuttgart

    Book a slot, allow ten extra minutes for the photo, and use a photographer for children up to about four.

    Bring your previous identity card or passport and, for a first passport, birth certificate. Photos must be supplied digitally through an approved provider or the office terminal, not as paper prints. Naturalised applicants also need their naturalisation certificate, translated birth certificate and, where relevant, translated marriage certificate. For minors, bring guardian identification and consent; at least one guardian attends. Bring sole-custody or death evidence where applicable. Standard fees are €70 from age 24 or €37.50 below 24, payable when applying; office photography costs another €6.

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