Australian High Commission
New Zealand

 

If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident requiring after hours emergency consular assistance, please phone +61 2 6261 3305.

 

From 1st March 2024, Australian Passport and Notarial fees will be payable in Australian Dollars (AUD) via debit/credit card. All applications lodged in Auckland will be payable via cash (in person applicants only), Eftpos, or debit/credit card in New Zealand dollars (NZD). 
 
Representatives from the Australian High Commission will be in Christchurch on Tuesday 14 - Thursday 16 May 2024 to provide the following Passport and Notarial Services.
 
  • Child passport – 16-17 years of age
  • Replacement passport
  • First adult passport
  • First Australian passport
  • All Notarial services
 
Bookings  can be made via our online booking system: https://passports1.gettimely.com/book and be available from 09:30, 1 March 2024. Book early to avoid missing out on an appointment. The Australian High Commission will only accept credit card payments in Australian Dollars (AUD).
 
Alternatively, you can book a passport or notarial appointment in Wellington or Auckland using our online booking system: https://passports1.gettimely.com/book
 

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Australian consular officials can legalise many Australian documents overseas. They can also witness signatures on Australian documents.  There is a fee for this service.

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