Lost your passport or need consular assistance? Search for your country to find its embassy, consulate and available contacts in Rome. If you are in immediate danger, call 112 first.
Practical tip: For a stolen passport, first report the theft to local police and keep the receipt; for a lost passport, check your consulate’s procedure. Contact the consular counter, which may have a different address from the embassy. Ask about appointments, required identity evidence, photos and itinerary, and check whether any emergency document is valid for your destination and transit stops.
Advice sources: Farnesina · Rappresentanze straniere in Italia · France en Italie · Perte ou vol de documents
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Frequently asked questions
What should I do if I lose my passport in Rome?
For theft, first report it to local police and keep the receipt, then contact your country’s consulate. Procedures for simple loss vary: the French consulate, for example, permits a loss declaration directly at the consulate. Do not assume a police report replaces a travel document.
Do I need an appointment at an embassy?
It depends on the country and service. Call or check the official website before travelling to the office.
Can an embassy issue an emergency travel document?
The consulate can assess eligibility for an emergency travel document under your country’s rules. A laissez-passer may be limited to a single journey home: confirm your destination and transit stops and prepare the required identity evidence, photos and itinerary. Issuance is not automatic.