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How to Renew Your Passport in Granada (2026)

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Cost

€30.00

Fee 790-026 (ordinary passport for 10 years)

Time at office

30 minutes

Estimated time

24-48 hours (collection on the same day or next)

Quick summary

Complete guide for renewing the Spanish passport in Granada, Andalusia. Requirements, documents, appointment, fees and where to apply in 2026.

Required documents

  • Valid DNI

    Spanish National Identity Document that is currently valid. It is used to prove Spanish identity.

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    Previous Passport (if applicable) Optional

    The previous passport, either expired or valid. If it has been expired for more than 5 years, it is not mandatory to present it.

    ⚠️ Recommended, although not obligatory if it has been expired for over 5 years

  • Carné Photo

    Recent color photo with plain white background, no glasses and no head accessories. Dimensions: 32×26 mm.

  • Payment Receipt for Fee 790-026

    Fee of 30€ for a regular passport valid for 10 years (adults). For minors under 30: 15€ with validity of 5 years.

30 €
Fee 790-026 (ordinary passport for 10 years) €30.00
€30.00
€30.00

: 2026

Step by step

  • 1

    Schedule an Appointment Online

    Go to official site

    Access the National Police Sede Electrónica and request an appointment for passport renewal in Granada. Choose 'Passport Issuance' and select the station.

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    Expert tip

    "Appointments for passports tend to have more availability than DNI appointments. Try different time slots if you can't find a suitable one."

  • 2

    Pay Fee 790-026

    Go to official site

    Pay the fee of 30€ (adults) or 15€ (minors). You can pay online with a credit card or print the model 790-026 and pay it at any collaborating bank.

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    Expert tip

    "The fee for minors under 30 is 15€ and the passport will be valid for 5 years. For adults over 30, it's 30€ and the passport will be valid for 10 years."

  • 3

    Visit the Office on Appointment Day

    Present yourself at the Granada Police Station with: Valid DNI, carnet photo, payment receipt, and previous passport (if applicable).

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    Expert tip

    "The new passport will be ready in 24-48 hours. You can collect it on the same day or the following day from the same station. It is not delivered to your address."

  • 4

    Collect Your New Passport

    Your new passport will be ready in 24-48 hours. You can collect it at the same police station where you did the procedure. Bring your DNI or the receipt given to you when making the application.

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    Expert tip

    "The old passport will be returned perforated and unusable (keep it if it has valid visa stamps from countries that require them)."

Offices and service points - Granada

Granada National Police Station

Calle Carmen 18001 Granada

Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 14:00 (with appointment)

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to renew a passport in 2026?
Fee 790-026 is 30,00€ for adults (valid for 10 years) and 15,00€ for minors under 30 (valid for 5 years). The first issuance for minors under 14 also costs 15€.
Can I travel with my DNI instead of a passport within the EU?
Yes, within the European Union and Schengen area, the Spanish national identity card is sufficient. A passport is necessary for traveling to countries outside the EU.
Can I renew my passport if my DNI has expired?
No. You need a valid DNI to renew your passport. If your DNI has expired, you must renew it first.
How long does it take for the new passport to be ready?
Between 24 and 48 hours. You can collect it on the same day or the following day at the same station. The emergency service delivers immediately (check availability at your office).
What if I lose my passport abroad?
You must go to the nearest Spanish consulate or embassy. They will issue an emergency temporary passport so you can return to Spain, where you can apply for a new ordinary passport.

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Official sources and useful links

This guide is for informational purposes only. Always check the official source for current information.