Solomon Islands - Obtain Emergency Certificate (For Non Citizens)

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ProcedureEdit

  1. To apply for an emergency certificate, applicants will need to obtain a passport application form either from the Post Office or Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Immigration website (links provided under 'Documents to Use' section) and fill in all the required parts of the form.
  2. Pay the application fee.
  3. Submit the completed application form together with all the required documents to the Immigration Officer for assessment.
  4. It will take at least 2 weeks for your application to be processed.



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Required DocumentsEdit

Emergency Certificate (For Non Citizens):

  • Passport application form
  • Covering letter
  • $100.00 receipt
  • Two certified photos
  • Attached return ticket
  • Biodata page of passport
  • Police report ( if the applicant lost his/her passport)


For infant baby non-citizens born in Solomon Islands:

  • Passport Application form
  • Two photos
  • $100.00 receipts
  • Covering letter



Office Locations & ContactsEdit

The Immigration Division

MCILI Building
Ground Floor

P.O.BOX G26, Honiara,
Solomon Islands

General contact: (677) 22179 Ext 249


Passport Unit
(+677) 22856
(+677) 25081
(+677) 25082
(+677) 25083


Solomon Islands Embassies and Consulates



EligibilityEdit

An emergency certificate is issued to a foreign national who lost their passport while in Solomon Islands.



FeesEdit

Emergency Certificate (For Non Citizens): $100.00



ValidityEdit

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Documents to UseEdit



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Processing TimeEdit

It will take at least 2 weeks for your application to be processed.



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InstructionsEdit

Immigration Division

The Immigration Division issues legal travel documents and permits to Solomon Islands citizens and foreign nationals in accordance with Solomon Islands immigration laws and policies. The Division is made up of four Units that are responsible for the issuing of passports and visas and for ensuring that people who travel through Solomon Islands borders, do so legally.

The Passport Unit is responsible for receiving and assessing applications for passports and for the issuing of new passports.

The Unit is also responsible for the issuing of other travel documents such as travel certificates and letters to Solomon Islands nationals and foreigners. The Unit also works with external authorities such as the Solomon Islands Citizenship Commission and the Central Bank of Solomon Islands to ensure that passport issuing records and Passport Stock records remain accurate.



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Need for the DocumentEdit

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Other uses of the Document/CertificateEdit

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External LinksEdit

Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration



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