High Commission of Malaysia in United Kingdom

Malaysian in United Kingdom may renew their passports through the High Commission of Malaysia in London. Only a few Malaysian Missions overseas are given the authority to issue traveling documents / passports to Malaysians abroad.

High Commission of Malaysia Contact Information

45-46 Belgrave Square
London SW1X 8QT
United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)20 3931 6196 / +44 (0)20 7235 8033 (General) / +44 (0)20 7235 8033 (EMERGENCY case after office hours only)

Tel: +44(0)20 3931 6195 / 6188 (Consular) / +44(0)20 3931 6190 (Immigration)

Email: mwlondon@kln.gov.my

Working Days: General Office: Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Working Hours: Consular: Mon - Thu: 9.15 am - 12.00 pm (submission) / 3.30 pm - 4.00 pm (collection) / Friday by appointments

Closed: Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays

GMT: - 8 hrs (Winter) / - 7 hours (Summer)

Malaysia Passport Renewal Procedure in High Commission of Malaysia in London, United Kingdom

• No form (IM.42) required for normal renewal. Completed form (IM.42) must submitted for new born baby.
• Original Malaysian Identity Card (MYKAD) and photocopy of MYKAD (front and back)
• Current International or Restricted Passport if available.
• Holders of Temporary Identity Card JPN.KPPK 09 need to produce their Birth Certificate or Citizenship Certificate during application.
• Holders of Temporary Identity Card JPN.KPPK 11 has to be certified by the National Registration Department and need to produce their Birth Certificate or Citizenship Certificate during application.
• Original Malaysian Birth Certificate / Borang H (formerly W) / Citizenship Certificate if born outside Malaysia and and photocopy for children below aged 18 years old.

Specifications of Photo for Malaysian International Passport

• A photograph is taken at Passport Division using Facial Live Capture Recognition Device.
• Applicants should wear dark-colored clothing covering shoulders and chests.
• Taken in full-face view directly facing the camera with a neutral facial expression, both eyes open and mouth closed.
• Do not wear a hat or head covering/obscures hair or hairline unless worn daily for religious purpose. Full face must be visible, and the head covering must not cast any shadows on your face.
• Contact lenses and spectacles are not allowed while taking pictures.
• The applicants who wear a veil (tudung) are required to wear a dark-colored veil.

Additional Documents for Lost Passport Application

• Questionnaire Form IM42c
• Police Report (Translation or Emergency Certificate, if any)
• Fire case or natural disaster, appropriate report from authorized department required
• International / Restricted Passport (Copy, if available)

Processing Period

• Five working days after the submission date.

Additional Documents for Damaged Passport Application

• International / Restricted Passport (Copy, if available)
• Form IM.42 to be duly complete

Processing Period

• Five working days after the submission date.

Additional Documents for Passport Application (Sabah / Sarawak Origin)

• Parent’s birth certificate
• Parent’s marriage certificate
• Parent’s passports

Processing Period

• Approximately two months. The application will be sent to Immigration Offices, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah / Kuching, Sarawak, for processing and approval.

Additional Documents for Change Of Name In The Malaysia International Passport

• Approval letter on the change of / additional name obtained from the Identity Card Division, National Registration Department, Putrajaya.
• Copy of Malaysian Identity Card (IC) / Temporary IC KPPK 09.
• Other relevant documents, such as the marriage certificate, certificate of baptism, certificate of religious conversion, etc. (where applicable).

* All documents are to be produced in original and photocopy upon submission.

** Please be advised that children below 4 years old are encouraged to bring along two pieces of a photograph with a white background. (Size 35mm x 50mm).

Presence of Applicant

• Applicant above 18 years has to be present for submission and collection of passport.
• Applicant below 18 years has to be present for submission and collection of passport. and accompanied by one of their Malaysian parents.
• Applicant below 2 years need not be present for passport collection. The passport can be collected by one of their Malaysian parents.

Submission and Collection Hours (Monday - Thursday)

• Submission : 9.00 am - 12.00 pm

• Collection Day : Same day after the submission.

• Collection Time : 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm

• Friday is by appointment only.

Special Queue Number

• For a senior citizen, pregnant woman, disabled person and newborn baby only.

Passport Fees

• £41.00 - Adult (13-59 years old)

Special Fees

• £21.00 - Children below 13 years old

• £21.00 - Senior Citizen 60 years old and above

Note: Payable in UK Pound (Cash Only).

General Statement

• The use of the word of ‘anak lelaki’ (AL) and ‘anak perempuan (AP) for Indian and non-muslims citizens on the main page has been repealed but disclosed in the ‘OBSERVATIONS’ page.

• If the applicant is under the age of 18 years, his/her parents' Malaysian Identity Card is required.

• Malaysian passport unclaimed after three months from the date specified in the receipt of payment will be fortified and disposed of. The applicant must submit a new application and it will is processed accordingly including payment.

• Particulars of children (including newborns) will no longer be included in the parent’s passport. The child will be issued a separate passport. A change of photographs for children two years and above can be made. Submit two recent photographs and birth certificates (original and a copy).

• The applicant and his/her children must appear before the Immigration officer.

• Under the Guardianship Act 1961 – Amendment (1999), consent can be given by the mother for the child under 18 years old.

• Passports reported lost and rediscovered is not valid and the information will be forwarded to INTERPOL

Note

• High Commission of Malaysia officers reserves the right to ask/request additional documentation deemed necessary.




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