Transfer of a permanent settlement permit or an EU long-term residence permit to a new passport at the location Bürgeramt Weißensee

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Opening hours

  • Monday

      08:00 - 16.00 Uhr (nur mit Termin)
  • Tuesday

      09.30 - 18.00 Uhr (nur mit Termin)
  • Wednesday

      08:00 - 14.00 Uhr (nur mit Termin)
  • Thursday

      09.30 - 18.00 Uhr (nur mit Termin)
  • Friday

      08.00 - 13.00 Uhr (nur mit Termin)

Information for customers with an appointment

Der Aufruf der Bürgerinnen und Bürger mit Termin erfolgt unter Angabe der Vorgangsnummer im Wartebereich.

Public transportation

Additional information

An diesem Standort haben Sie die Möglichkeit, Ihr Passfoto gegen eine Gebühr von einem Mitarbeitenden mit einem mobilen Fotoaufnahmegerät vor Ort erstellen zu lassen.

Die Bürgerämter stellen alle verfügbaren Termine sowohl über die Servicenummer 115 als auch für die Online-Terminvereinbarung zur Buchung bereit.

Was ist ein Notfallbesuch im Bürgeramt?

In dringenden Fällen können Sie auch ohne Termin im Bürgeramt Ihres Wohnortes vorsprechen. Vor Ort wird gemeinsam geprüft, ob Ihr Anliegen als Notfall behandelt und wie Ihnen schnell weitergeholfen werden kann.

Ein Notfallbesuch ist möglich, wenn:

  • Sie kurzfristig verreisen müssen
– und dafür dringend ein Ausweisdokument (z. B. Personalausweis oder Reisepass) für sich oder Ihre minderjährigen Kinder benötigen.

Wichtig:

☑ Es gibt berlinweit keinen freien Termin vor Ihrer Reise.

☑ Sie besitzen kein anderes gültiges Ausweisdokument.

☑ Ihre Reise lässt sich durch Unterlagen nachweisen (z. B. Ticket, Buchung).

  • Ihr Ausweis bzw. Pass verloren gegangen oder gestohlen worden ist
– und Sie kein anderes gültiges Ausweisdokument besitzen.

Bitte beachten Sie:
Ob Ihr Anliegen als Notfall anerkannt wird, entscheidet das Bürgeramt vor Ort nach Prüfung Ihres Falls.

Payment options

  • Barzahlung
  • Girocard (mit PIN)

Service description

Transfer of a permanent settlement permit or an EU long-term residence permit to a new passport

Do you have a permanent settlement permit or an EU long-term residence permit and have you received a new passport?
Then you should have your permanent residence title reissued ("transferred"). Because your current permanent residence title still refers to the old passport.

If you want to travel abroad before the permanent residence title has been transferred:
If no appointments are available at short notice, it is possible to start a trip abroad even without a transfer, if you have your old passport and your residence title. You will be able to return to Germany without any problems, if you take your new passport, the old passport and your permanent residence title with you.
However, it is recommended that you check the entry and exit conditions of the host country before traveling abroad (e.g. at the consular authority of the host country).

Make an appointment

You can also use this service throughout Berlin

Prerequisites

  • Personal appearance by appointment is required
    Transfers are made at the Citizens' Registration Offices or at the Berlin Immigration Office generally only with an appointment.
  • Main residence in Berlin
  • Transfer in a Bürgeramt
    You can generally have the transfer carried out at any Berlin Citizens Registration Office (Bürgeramt), as long as the following requirements are met:
    • You have the expired passport with your permanent residence title.
    • The residence title was issued in Berlin.
    • Your old passport is complete;
    • There is no more than 6 months between the expiry date of the old passport and the date of issue of the new passport (with a EU long-term residence permit: no more than 12 months).
    • You have not resided outside the federal territory for a continuous period longer than six months (with a EU long-term residence permit: no more than 12 months).
  • Transfer in the Berlin Immigration Office
    If one of the above mentioned requirements for making the transfer at the Citizens Registration Office (Bürgeramt) is not met (e.g. old passport is no longer present, the residence title was not issued in Berlin) the Berlin Immigration Office is responsible for the transfer.

Documents required

  • Your new passport
  • Your old passport
    If your passport has been stolen and you have reported the theft to the police, please bring the report with you.
  • Your permanent residence title
    • Electronic residence title (eAT) together with the supplementary sheet or
    • Your old passport with the attached residence title
  • 1 current biometric photo
    35mm x 45mm, frontal shot with neutral facial expression and closed mouth, looking straight into the camera, light background

Fees

  • For adults: 67.00 euros
  • For minors: 33.50 euros
Turkish citizens:
  • until the age of 24 years: 22.80 euros
  • from the age of 24 years: 37.00 euros
Free of charge:
  • When presenting current proof of receiving benefits according to SGB II or XII or the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act
  • Foreigners recognised as being entitled to asylum
  • Foreigners with a granted refugee status within the meaning of Section 3 (1) of the Asylum Act
  • Foreigners with a granted subsidiary protection status within the meaning of Section 4 (1) of the Asylum Act
  • Resettlement refugees within the meaning of Section 23 (4) of the Act on the Residence

Average time to process request

about 4 to 5 weeks

Notes on responsibility

You can generally have the transfer carried out at any Berlin Citizens Registration Office (Bürgeramt), as long as the following requirements are met:

  • You have the expired passport with your permanent residence title.
  • The residence title was issued in Berlin.
  • Your old passport is complete;
  • There is no more than 6 months between the expiry date of the old passport and the date of issue of the new passport (with a EU long-term residence permit: no more than 12 months).
  • You have not resided outside the federal territory for a continuous period longer than six months (with a EU long-term residence permit: no more than 12 months).
In all other cases: Berlin Immigration Office