01 · Requirements
Required documents
| Document | What to check |
|---|---|
| Valid Honduran identity card | The base document for adults. |
| No valid card, but you had one | Original digital birth certificate, a Honduran photo document (driver's licence, IHSS card) and an official document from your state of residence (for example, TPS). |
| If you never had a card | The above plus a copy of your father's or mother's ID and their sworn statement (or a relative's, second to fourth degree) bearing your photo. |
| Marriage certificate | Only if you want your married surname on the passport. |
| Police report or sworn statement | If the passport was lost, stolen or damaged. The consulate's sworn statement costs USD 50. |
| Printed appointment confirmation and money order | Cash is not accepted at US consulates. |
02 · Cost
Fees
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| 5-year passport · consular office | USD 60 |
| 10-year passport · consular office | USD 75 |
| 5-year passport · mobile consulate | USD 78 |
| 10-year passport · mobile consulate | USD 97.50 |
| Sworn statement for loss or theft | USD 50 |
| Stamp for home delivery (optional) | USD 6.45 |
SRECI consular fee schedule (regulation of Decree 263-2011). Only money orders are accepted in the US. SRECI: “Any charge on top of these official fees is prohibited”. Source: Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de Honduras · Arancel consular, checked on September 24, 2026.
03 · Process
Step by step
Book for free
On CitaConsular (citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn) or on ACOS (asuntosconsulares.inm.gob.hn), the consular booking system linked by the INM. Both were active in 2026; nobody may charge you for an appointment.
Prepare originals
All documents must be originals. Without the full requirements the procedure is not carried out.
Under 21: both parents
Or an original authorisation from the absent one, made before a notary in Honduras or at a Honduran consulate, naming an adult over 21.
Pay by money order
USD 60 (5 years) or USD 75 (10 years). For home delivery, bring a USD 6.45 stamp.
04 · Booking
Appointments
Appointments are free on the official systems (SRECI's CitaConsular or INM's ACOS). The help line for US consulates is (470) 751-9077, 6:00 to 20:00 Honduras time. SRECI forbids any charge on top of the official fees.
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05 · Your case
Who it applies to
- Honduran adults with a valid identity card: 5- or 10-year passport.
- Applicants under 21: 5-year passport only.
- People without a valid identity card, or who never had one, can apply with alternative documents (see list).
06 · Avoid a repeat visit
Common mistakes
- Bringing cash: US consulates only accept money orders.
- Requesting the 10-year passport for someone under 21.
- Bringing copies instead of originals.
- Attending with one parent without the other's authorisation.
- Paying third parties for the appointment or more than the official fee.
07 · About this guide
Scope of this guide
Honduran passports are issued by the national migration institute (INM); abroad, the consulates of the Foreign Ministry (SRECI) process them. This guide covers applying at consulates in the United States and at mobile consulates, which have a different fee.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Honduran passport in the US?
At a consular office, USD 60 for 5 years and USD 75 for 10 years. At a mobile consulate, USD 78 and USD 97.50. Payment is by money order; cash is not accepted.
How long does delivery take?
We have not found an official published timeframe. Ask when you book.
Can I apply without an identity card?
Yes, with a digital birth certificate, a Honduran photo document and an official document from your state of residence; if you never had a card, also a parent's or relative's ID and sworn statement.
Sources and change control
- Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de Honduras · Arancel consularRetrieved on September 24, 2026
- Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de Honduras · Cobros por servicios consularesRetrieved on September 24, 2026 · Document dated January 16, 2026
- SRECI · Requisitos de pasaporte para menores de 21 añosRetrieved on September 24, 2026 · Document dated March 4, 2022
- SRECI · CitaConsularRetrieved on September 24, 2026 · Document dated June 8, 2026
- Instituto Nacional de Migración · Asuntos Consulares (ACOS)Retrieved on September 24, 2026
- Last verified
- September 24, 2026
- Scope of the check
- documents, fees, payment, minors, appointment
- Review
- Rubén Cañadas · editor de ConsulMap · How we verify
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