Government helplines · United Kingdom

UK Passport Adviceline phone number

The UK Passport Adviceline number from abroad is +44 300 222 0000. Check the calling service’s access to UK 0300 numbers before relying on a browser call.

Official sources checked · 30 September 2026United Kingdom, the United KingdomServes United Kingdom · office in the United KingdomNext review · 14 October 2026
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+44 300 222 0000

Number based in the United Kingdom · for United Kingdom enquiries

Telephone service; appointments are arranged through the passport service.

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Passport Adviceline from abroad

+44 300 222 0000

Weekdays 08:00–20:00; weekends and public holidays 09:00–17:30, UK time.

Number based in the United Kingdom · International format shown

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Office or service location

Telephone service; appointments are arranged through the passport service.

Local time · United Kingdom

Europe/London

Local time · United Kingdom. This clock does not show whether the line is open.

Have your application reference ready

Use the reference from the passport application or the latest message you received. If your question is about a posted application, write down when and how you sent it. Be clear whether you are waiting for a passport or asking how to apply.

Calling a UK 0300 number from overseas

An international format does not promise that every telephone provider can route the call. The number remains a UK non-geographic line. If it fails, use the online help route on the official page or another telephone provider.

Urgent travel abroad

If you are outside the UK and cannot use your passport, read the government’s emergency travel document instructions. That is a different task from a routine status enquiry. Explain your location and planned departure date before asking what document you should apply for.

Before you call

  • Your application reference, if you have one.
  • The date of application and the method used.
  • Your location and intended departure date.
  • Any request for documents from the passport office.

Calling from another country

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Check the hours attached to the line you need. A listed office address does not mean walk-in access is available. If no one answers, read the official contact page for an online enquiry route before trying another department.

Questions about this contact

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It uses the same national digits after +44, with the initial domestic zero removed.

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Official sources and review date

Checked on 30 September 2026. These details come from government pages; no successful phone connection is claimed. If the office publishes different details, follow its current instructions.

Report a number or address error with this page’s URL and the official reference. Please do not send passport scans or application documents.

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