If a Bangladeshi national has an old hand-written passport either valid or expired; – does not have hand-written passport but has other relevant documents to establish his/her Bangladeshi nationality; – so far did not obtain an MRP; may apply for a new MRP. Applicants living in the following areas may approach Bangladesh Assistant High Commission, Manchester for consular services: North East & North West England: Northumberland, Durham, Tyne and Wear, Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Humberside, Derbyshire, North Wales: Clwyd, Gwynedd, Isle of Man and Scotland.

• A Bangladeshi citizen who has an old hand-written passport or never applied for machine readable passport (MRP).
• Applicants living in the following areas may approach Bangladesh Assistant High Commission, Manchester for consular services: North East & North West England:  Northumberland, Durham, Tyne and Wear, Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire,Humberside, Derbyshire, North Wales: Clwyd, Gwynedd,  Isle of Man and Scotland.

Step-1: Filling in Online MRP Application Please fill-in the online MRP Application form and submit it (when generated). Before submission, please carefully check the spelling & accuracy of the information you have provided and bring a print out of the dully filled-in submitted MRP application with barcode. Step-2: Booking Online Appointment Please for MRP appointment. Please ignore the auto generated appointment (if any) that may appear on your application form. Please carefully note the following-

1. Without prior appointment, no application will be accepted
2. Bring a print out of the appointment schedule

Step-3: Submission of MRP related documentsMRP applicant must come to the Assistant High Commission in person along with required documents and fees at as per pre-scheduled appointment date and time. Please carefully note the followings-

1. An interview may be required prior to data enrolment if any anomaly / anomalies found in the supporting documents;
2. The Assistant High commission reserves all rights to accept/ reject an MRP application and request for any additional document(s) at any stage of MRP process for necessary scrutiny.

Step-4: Biometric EnrolmentMRP applicant is required to come to the Assistant High Commission with adequate time in hand as the whole process of enrolment might take at least an hour.

• Applicant’s finger prints, signature on the electronic pad and photograph will be taken at the bio-enrolment booth;
• The applicant should retain the delivery slip carefully without which MRP will not be delivered. If lost, a lost report from the concerned police office is mandatory to collect the MRP.

Step-5: MRP processing time and delivery of passportNormally an MRP is ready for delivery within 8 to 10 weeks from the date of enrolment. However, due to police verification or inaccuracy of the information provided by the applicant, it may take longer time than expected. Please ignore the auto generated delivery date appears on the delivery slip. Once Mission receives the passport from the DIP/Dhaka, the applicant will be informed/notified to collect the passport in person on any working day between 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm (Monday-Friday). Please note the following-

• MRP will be handed over together with the old passport (with necessary observation seal);
• MRP will be sent by post only if the applicant requested for the same during MRP enrolment. Without prior consent to do so, MRP will not be sent by post.
• Unless a person is authorized during MRP application and enrolment to receive the MRP on applicant’s behalf, the applicant must come in person to receive his/her MRP.