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Lost your passport at the airport? Discover the exact steps to take immediately, how to report it, and how to continue your trip safely with eVisaRocket.
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Losing your passport at the airport can feel like a travel nightmare. Whether it slipped out during security checks or was left at a café, panic is natural. But the key is to act quickly and follow the right steps to minimize disruption to your trip.
This guide explains exactly what to do, who to contact, and how to recover your travel plans as smoothly as possible.
Before assuming the worst, go back to the last places you used your passport. Common spots include check-in counters, security checkpoints, airport lounges, restrooms, and restaurants.
If you cannot find your passport, report it immediately to:
Request a written report. Many embassies require official documentation before issuing a replacement.
"Always keep a digital and printed copy of your passport stored separately from the original. It can significantly speed up replacement procedures."— eVisaRocket Travel Expert
If your visa was inside your lost passport, you may need to reapply. For electronic visas (eVisas), you can typically download the visa again once your new passport is issued — but details must match your new passport number.
In most cases, you cannot board an international flight without a valid passport. However, if the document is found quickly or you receive an emergency travel document in time, your airline may allow rebooking.
Contact your airline immediately to discuss options and minimize cancellation penalties.
Once you receive your new passport, you may need to submit a new eVisa application. At eVisaRocket, we simplify the process with expert guidance, fast processing, and secure handling of your documents.
Don’t let a lost passport cancel your journey — we’ll help you get back on track.
Report it immediately to airport security and the airline desk, then contact your country’s embassy or consulate to apply for an emergency travel document.
In most cases, no. International travel requires a valid passport. You will need an emergency passport or temporary travel document.
Processing times vary by country, but emergency travel documents can sometimes be issued within 24–72 hours depending on urgency.
Yes, many embassies require a police or official loss report before issuing a replacement passport or emergency document.
If your visa was in the lost passport, you may need to reapply. eVisa holders can usually re-download their electronic visa once their new passport is issued.
Yes. Once you receive your new passport, eVisaRocket can help you quickly reapply for your eVisa and get back on track with your travel plans.
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