How much will it cost for senior citizens to replace a lost 10-year passport?

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Senior Citizens Facing Varying Costs for Lost 10-Year Passports

For senior citizens aged 60 and above, the cost to replace a lost passport with a 10-year validity period will vary depending on the number of previous replacements. The first replacement for this age group is set at RM375. Subsequent replacements will incur higher fees, with the second replacement costing RM675 and any further replacements priced at RM1,175.
First Replacement Fee for Seniors

The initial cost for a senior citizen (aged 60 and above) to replace a lost or damaged passport that had a 10-year validity is RM375. This fee applies to the very first instance of needing to replace such a passport.
Escalating Costs for Subsequent Replacements

Should a senior citizen lose their passport a second time, the replacement fee increases to RM675. This indicates a tiered pricing structure designed to reflect the increasing frequency of replacement needs.
Highest Fee for Repeated Replacements

For senior citizens who unfortunately need to replace a lost or damaged 10-year passport for a third time or more, the highest fee of RM1,175 will be charged. This represents the maximum cost associated with replacing such a document within this demographic.

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