The government has announced applications for Isle of Man passports will be moving online in future.
A new service, accessible through the government website, is expected to be launched in the winter of 2026/27.
At £102, the government says online passport applications will also be cheaper than the current price of £115.50.
It adds paper forms will still be available, and the move is part of government's drive to modernise services.
You can find out more here.
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