Citizens of the Republic of Armenia may acquire an RA passport voluntarily, regardless of age. The passport is a document certifying the person’s identity and citizenship, intended for use both within the territory of Armenia and for travel abroad and return to Armenia.

A passport for a child under 16 is issued based on an application submitted by one of the parents or another legal representative (adoptive parent, guardian, custodian, or an authorized person, in the latter case by submitting a notarized power of attorney).
The application shall clearly state the request for issuing a passport to the child and include the child’s personal information (first name, last name, day, month, and year of birth).

Citizens of the Republic of Armenia may acquire an RA passport voluntarily, regardless of age. The passport is a document certifying the person’s identity and citizenship, intended for use both within the territory of Armenia and for leaving and returning to Armenia.

A passport for a child under 16 is issued based on an application submitted by one of the parents or another legal representative (adoptive parent, guardian, custodian, or an authorized person, in the latter case by submitting a notarized power of attorney).
The application shall clearly state the request for issuing a passport to the child and include the child’s personal information (first name, last name, day, month, and year of birth).

A citizen having attained the age of 16  personally submit the passport application.

After acquiring RA citizenship upon a decree of the President of the Republic of Armenia, the individual shall personally visit the head office of the Migration and Citizenship Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, located at 17/10, 4th District, Davtashen, Yerevan, to acquire RA passport for the first time. An appointment shall be booked in advance.

 The following individuals are eligible for service without a prior appointment (walk-in basis): persons displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, persons aged 75 and older, persons with disabilities, individuals presenting medical documents, and visibly pregnant women.