Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
#1
Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
If you submit the credit card form together with your passport renewal request to WashingtonDC, do they charge your CC in US $ or UK Sterling?
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#2
Re: Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
Do you mean applying for a UK passport while in the US?
Ours was charged in US$ for the UK passports, the paperwork I printed off says how much it costs in $ the price seems to keep going up.
Ours was charged in US$ for the UK passports, the paperwork I printed off says how much it costs in $ the price seems to keep going up.
#3
Re: Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
Yes, applying for Uk passaport while in the US.
$255 for 48 page passport + $33 courier fee.
So, it's charged in US $'s to the CC?
$255 for 48 page passport + $33 courier fee.
So, it's charged in US $'s to the CC?
#5
Re: Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
I just found out the answer for myself. Actually it is NOT charged in US $, or to be more specific it is not charged in the USA. The charge is made outside of the US (presumably in the UK?), so you will pay a foreign transaction fee on your credit card.
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Re: Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
My bank has started ringing us up for permission every time we charge something in a different currency. I understand their caution, it's a small bank and maybe few people do that, but I was also interested in the answer to this question, because I don't want them trying to charge it and our bank putting it on hold because they can't reach us to confirm for some reason.
Just had to have a moan there . But thanks for the info!
Just had to have a moan there . But thanks for the info!
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Re: Which currency is the CC charged in for passaport renewals
My husband got his UK passport renewed about a year and a half ago (through Wash, DC). His American credit card was charged the amount in American dollars and was not charged a foreign transaction fee, so maybe things have changed recently.