After ten years of the current design of the Irish passport it looks like we'll be getting a new look document soon enough.
It's been announced that The Department of Foreign Affairs will this week launch the project to redesign the passport to"communicate Irish culture and values."
The new design will focus on the nature of Ireland, specifically the plants and animals that have been struggling due to biodiversity loss. The department will launch a procurement process for a manufacturer in late 2023 and it is hoped that Ireland's new travel document will be introduced in 2025.The International Civil Aviation Authority recommends documents undergo frequent revamps in order to keep on the cutting edge of security technology and stop fraudsters.
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