A big increase in passport and driver's license fees is coming in 2026!

Important Changes with October Inflation Data

As the inflation data for October is announced, the Revaluation Rate applicable for the year 2025 will also be determined. This rate will lead to the reorganization of taxes, fees, and charges paid for state services. Increases in various items such as identity card, passport, and driver’s license fees will directly affect citizens.

What is the Revaluation Rate and How is it Calculated?

The Revaluation Rate is calculated based on the Producer Price Index (PPI) by looking at the average values of the last 12 months. The President has the authority to increase or decrease this rate. The rate, which was set at 43.93% last year, is expected to be in the range of 22-24% this year.

Potential Impacts and New Fees

With the new regulation, the fees for official documents such as identity cards, passports, and driver’s licenses will be updated. Additionally, various public services such as the exit fee for traveling abroad and meal and transportation allowances provided to employees will also be determined with new prices. These regulations will come into effect on January 1, 2026.

Driver's License Fees

• A, A1, A2 driver's license fee: Current 1,883 lira, increased by 23% to 2,316 lira


• B2 driver's license fee: Current 5,678 lira, increased by 23% to 6,984 lira


• Driver's license renewal fee: Current 15 lira, increased by 23% to 18.5 lira

Identity and Passport Fees

• IDENTITY CARD CHANGE: Current 185 lira, increased by 23% to 227.6 lira


• Passport fees:




• 6 Month: 2,359.4 lira, increased by 23% to 2,902 lira


• 1 Year: 3,449.4 lira, increased by 23% to 4,242 lira


• 2 Year: 5,631.4 lira, increased by 23% to 6,926.6 lira


• 3 Year: 8,000 lira, increased by 23% to 9,840 lira


• Over 3 Years: 11,274 lira, increased by 23% to 13,867 lira

Other Fee Increases

• Exit Fee for Traveling Abroad: Current 1,000 lira, increased by 23% to 1,230 lira


• IMEI Registration Fee: Current 45,614 lira, increased by 23% to 56,105 lira