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Australian citizens requiring consular assistance can contact the Australian Embassy in Berlin or the Australian Consulate-General in Frankfurt.
Australian Embassy
Consular/Passports
Wallstraße 76-79
10179 Berlin
Tel: +49-30-880088-231 or -232
Fax: +49-30-880088-238
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 8.30-17.00hrs, Fri 8.30-16.15hrs
Passport and Notarial Services
Commencing 1 May 2013, Passport and Notarial Services, at the Embassy in Berlin, will be available by appointment.
Appointments can be arranged in advance by phoning the Embassy in Berlin on either 030 880088 231 / 232 or by a personal visit to the Embassy during office hours. Clients who arrive without an appointment will be offered one if available, but will otherwise be requested to make an appointment and return to the Embassy at their appointed time.
Appointments will be available from Monday to Thursday between 9am- 12pm and 2pm-4pm and Friday from 9am-12pm and 2pm-3pm.
Please note that urgent matters / emergency situations will be dealt with, as they occur, during normal office hours.
Australian Consulate-General
Consular/Passports
Main Tower, 28th Floor
Neue Mainzer Str. 52-58
60311 Frankfurt
Tel: +49-69-90558-101 or -124
Fax:+49-69-90558-119
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 9.00-16.30hrs, Fri 9.00-16.00hrs
Passport applications, notarial services and general enquiries:
Monday to Thursday 9.00-12.00hrs and 14.00-16.00hrs
Friday 9.00-12.00hrs and 14.00-15.00hrs
Passport applications and notarial services at the Australian-Consulate General in Frankfurt will be done by appointment. Appointments can be made by calling a passport officer on 069 90558-0 or by making an appointment in person at the Consulate.
Appointments of thirty minutes will be offered from:
Monday to Thursday: 9.00-12.00hrs (last appointment from 11.30hrs) and 14.00-16.00hrs (last appointment 15.30hrs)
Friday: 9.00-12.00hrs (last appointment from 11.30hrs) and 14.00-15.00hrs (last appointment 14.30hrs)
One passport will be assessed during each appointment. Multiple passports will require multiple appointments. Clients should arrive before their appointment time and inform the Main Tower reception of their arrival. Failure to do so may result in the appointment being forfeited. Clients who arrive without an appointment will be offered an appointment if one is available, but will otherwise be asked to make an appointment and return to the Consulate at their appointed time. Clients applying for an emergency passport will still be accepted during normal business hours.
Australian Honorary Consul Munich
Ms Rebecca Liebel
C/- Computershare
Pranner Str. 8
80333 Munich
Opening hours: Tuesdays 9am–1pm (by appointment only)
To make an appointment with the Honorary Consul, contact the Consular Section, Australian Embassy in Berlin on (+49 30) 880 088 231 or 232. Please note that the Honorary Consul does not provide the same range of consular services provided by the Embassy in Berlin or the Consulate-General in Frankfurt.
For consular assistance outside the above opening hours, please phone
Consular Emergency Centre (24h): 0800 182 0661
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The Australian federal election will be held on Sunday, 14 September 2013.
Early (in-person) voting will be offered at this post from Monday 2 September 2013. Election arrangements including voting times will be published on this page closer to the election.
Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust seeks contributions
The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust has been established to honour Her Majesty The Queen for a lifetime of service. The trust seeks to have an enduring impact on the lives of those who live in the Commonwealth through two initiatives:
- Eliminating avoidable blindness in Commonwealth
- Developing the skills of young leaders through a leadership awards scheme
The Trust is open to donations from individuals, groups and organisations for the duration of the Jubilee Year. More information about the fund and instructions to make tax deductible donations can be found here. All donations - large or small - will be much valued.