Your next steps
Choose lost/stolen replacement; a passport reported lost or stolen must not be reused.
Review the official lost/stolen replacement procedure before beginning.
Check reporting and evidence requirements with the issuing authority or relevant mission.
Choose replacement, not ordinary renewal, on the government application portal.
Keep the reporting and new application confirmations.
Important: Do not travel using a passport that has been reported lost or stolen, even if it is recovered.
Document preparation checklist
Confirmed means listed by the linked public authority for this situation. “Confirm with office” is a suggestion, not a mandatory requirement. Ticks are not sent anywhere.
- In official guidance
- In official guidance
- In official guidance
- In official guidance
- Confirm with office
Catch common preparation mistakes
Review the three points that matter for your case. This is a self-check, not document validation or an eligibility decision.
Privacy: Ticks stay on this page until you leave or refresh it. Your checkbox selections are not submitted or saved. The website may still log ordinary page visits.
Important: Even with all boxes checked, only the official authority can confirm eligibility, requirements and application status.
Checklists by office or programme
Read only the scenario that applies. These preparation lists do not override the current government portal.
Nepal: DAO/AAO regular service
- Original citizenship or minor identity card
- Barcode/QR application PDF
- NIN if applicable; verify minor exceptions
- Official fee receipt
Nepal: Department urgent service
- Confirm fast-track booking and current fee with DOP
- Bring the standard Nepal identity and application documents
- Bring any correction or replacement evidence requested
Abroad: Nepali embassy/mission
- Choose your responsible mission before filling the form
- Barcode/QR application PDF; original citizenship and current passport if available
- Confirm mission-specific appointment, payment and additional evidence
Office and programme variations
- In Nepal (regular): apply through the DAO/AAO associated with your citizenship or minor ID.
- Urgent in Nepal: check fast-track service with the Department of Passports in Tripureshwor.
- Abroad: choose the responsible Nepali embassy or consulate; documents and fees may differ.
Which route actually applies to you?
Office rules and documents differ by situation. Choose a route without entering personal information.
These are guidance paths, not official appointments. Verify current instructions with the issuing authority.
See a field-by-field visual example
See what to compare against original documents before you enter anything on the government portal. No private details are required.
Open annotated example →Field-by-field comparison help
Educational comparison examples, not official field validation. Do not enter names, identity numbers, dates of birth or passwords here.
Lost or stolen replacement
Compare against: Official replacement and reporting instructions from the issuing authority.
Avoid: Filing an ordinary renewal or later using a passport reported lost.
Personal details
Compare against: Your original citizenship or eligible identity record and existing passport, where applicable.
Avoid: Copying an earlier typo into a new application.
Issuing office or mission
Compare against: The official office or Nepali mission responsible for this application.
Avoid: Assuming every office has the same documents, appointments or fees.
Example field cross-check
These are placeholders showing what to cross-check. Never type private identity details into this page.
- Full name as on citizenship
- [Your legal name]
- Date of birth
- [Date in the official record]
- Application category
- [lost]
- Issuing location
- [Chosen DAO / DOP / mission]