Guyana’s Government launches an online passport application and appointment system aimed at modernising immigration and reducing delays in passport services. Multiple outlets report that the platform is introduced by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Immigration Support Services Department, in coordination with the Guyana Police Force. Coverage describes the service as a digital replacement for parts of the traditional, in-person process, with a stated goal of improving speed and efficiency and making it more convenient for applicants to request passports and secure appointments.
Most reports note a scheduled launch date of June 15, 2026, while one report from Guyana Chronicle states the system was launched on June 15, 2025, suggesting either phased rollout or differing reporting timelines. INews Guyana also reports the system goes live and provides access through the website pp.gpf.gov.gy, where applicants can complete online steps related to passport applications and appointment scheduling.
Overall, the sources agree the initiative is part of broader public-sector digital transformation, focusing on accessibility and reducing long-standing administrative waiting times.
