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The government has given Zimbabweans with “free funds” the green light to apply for emergency passports using foreign currency.
The government has gazetted Statutory Instrument 61 of 2020 to give legal effect to the new measures.
<blockquote>Statutory Instrument 61 of 2020.
Exchange Control (Exclusive Use of Zimbabwe Dollar for Domestic Transactions) (Amendment) Regulations, 2020 (No. 1)
IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the President, in terms of section 2 of the Exchange Control Act (Chapter 22:05), has made the following regulations:
1. These regulations may be cited as the Exchange Control (Exclusive Use of Zimbabwe Dollar for Domestic Transactions) (Amendment) Regulations, 2020 (No. 1).
2. The Exchange Control (Exclusive Use of Zimbabwe Dollar for Domestic Transactions) Regulations, 2019, published in Statutory Instrument 212 of 2019, is amended in section 4 (“Transactions excluded from the scope of domestic transactions”) by the insertion of the following paragraph after paragraph (f) —
(g) payment for emergency passports, that is the payment out of free funds (as defined in section 2 of the Exchange Control Regulations, 1996) of any fee for the issuance of a passport within twenty-four hours of the fulfilment of the requirements for such issuance by the person in whose name the passport is to be issued.”</blockquote>
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Zimbabweans With 'Free Funds' Can Now Apply For Emergency Passports In Foreign Currency

The Registrar-General’s office in Marondera is failing to process all applications for an emergency passport, resulting in passport seekers resorting to camping at the offices.
The office is reportedly issuing only 10 passports a day, which is not enough to cater for the high numbers of desperate applicants.
An elderly woman who spoke from the passport office to Newsday on Tuesday had this to say:
<blockquote>I have been here since Sunday and only got served today. They are just attending to 10 people per day for those in need of emergency passports.
However, those who are applying for ordinary passports are being attended to without hassles, but the collection date is being pushed to close to a year. We have this book, which people are writing their names to avoid chaos.
… According to this book, I am on number 25, I failed to make it today and I have to wait until tomorrow for my turn.
Some people are coming early in the morning to create chaos. Some of us have been here for a day or so.
Last night (yesterday) the police had to arrest a man who was causing chaos, as he disregarded the system of writing names in this book.</blockquote>
The issuing of passports has been negatively impacted by the acute shortage of foreign currency needed to import consumables used in the process.
As a result, a huge backlog has emerged, numbering in the hundreds of thousands.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/05/passport-seekers-camp-at-registrars-office/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Newsday</a></h4>

Citizens Forced To Camp For Emergency Passports In Marondera

The Registrar General’s Office is struggling to acquire paper and ink for the processing of passports, a development that has resulted in ’emergency’ passports being put on a waiting list.
Registrar General Clemence Masango revealed in February this year that his department’s operations were being constrained by the shortage of foreign currency needed to import vital material such as paper and ink.
Zim Morning Post reports that on Wednesday, long winding queues were observed at the passports office. An official at the offices reportedly told the publication:
<blockquote>I don’t want to comment since it’s a situation above my pay grade but the situation on the ground is we do not have paper and ink among other things used for printing.
If you want to go outside and see people who are seriously sick and want to go overseas for surgery but cannot get the emergency passports because we do not have the material to print.</blockquote>
Emergency passports are applied for by citizens seeking urgent medical attention, students intending to study abroad or executives intending to travel for urgent business meetings.
However, some emergency passport applicants who spoke to the Post had this to say:
<blockquote>Getting your name on the waiting list of applicants is not a problem but the criteria being used to verify the people who are worth for emergency passport makes everything impossible.
We are told they take 70 applicants per day but it seems as if only 20 are taken in and the officials have their own 50 people who will make it the list to 70 after paying kickbacks.
We are just here to apply for the passports but we are not sure if we will get them since there are some people who applied two weeks ago but are yet to get their emergency passports.
Imagine you come here because your passport has expired when you pay your money you can’t get what you applied for because the government has no ink.</blockquote>
Reports indicate that the issuing of the one-day passport which was pegged at a cost of RTGS$ 318.00 has since been suspended.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/emergency-passport-applicants-put-on-waiting-list-as-rgs-office-runs-out-of-printing-material/?fbclid=IwAR0me5qYPEBTAXuyR0ymYx9o7sDTxBz7lM6ieC3do-Vagpn1zd8X4chvNfk" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Zim Morning Post</a></h4>

Govt Scraps Issuance Of 1-day Emergency Passports As Paper & Ink Runs Out - Report

Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede said that they have resumed accepting applications for emergency passports after suspending them on grounds that they wanted to clear a backlog of 2000 passports.
Said Mudede:
<blockquote>We had a slight problem. Like I said before the problem involved our backlog which was now going beyond four months. I won’t go into details on why, but from yesterday (Monday) we started accepting passports with a waiting time of three days and those applications are online today (Tuesday). Tomorrow (yesterday) starting in the morning we will be accepting those applications for 24 hours. We are quite happy that it did not take us a very long time, but we continue to battle with our backlog. Leave that one to us.</blockquote>
He denied reports that they had run out of passport paper.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/emergency-passports-back-2/">Herald</a>

Govt resumes issuing emergency passports

In an interview with The Herald, Registrar-General Tobaiwa Mudede said his office has temporarily suspended issuing emergency passports to clear a backlog of over 2 000 passports.
Said Mudede:
<blockquote>We have a backlog of nearly 2 000 passports and that’s a lot.We have not suspended issuing passports, there is a backlog that we are trying to clear. This thing is temporary. We don’t force situations. If you want to use the word we have ‘slowed down’ in accepting applications, that’s the right language to use. We will start accepting applications for emergency passports once we clear the backlog. We must deal with the backlog and finish before we open again for new applications. To accept new applications and just park them is not the right thing to do. You wouldn’t like that, you will say ‘no no why have you accepted my money when you cannot deliver.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/rg-suspends-issuance-of-emergency-passports/">Herald</a>

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