Australian Consulate-General
Hong Kong, China
Address: 23/F Harbour Centre, 25 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong - Tel: +852 2827 8881 - Fax: +852 2585 4457

Services for Australians

What we can and cannot do 

The Australian Consulate-General provides a range of consular services. These are contained in the Australian Consular Services Charter. The Charter sets out the standards of service you can expect to receive from the Consulate-General and signifies our commitment to providing effective, prompt and courteous consular services, delivered in equitably to all Australian Citizens. Our area of Consular responsibility (where we can legally provide consular services) covers both the Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR. We cannot provide any services to Australians on the mainland of China.

Australian Citizens in Hong Kong and Macau should be aware that our ability to provide Consular functions are governed by international agreements and there are limits to the extent we can intervene on your behalf with local governments or authorities. You are subject to the laws and regulations of the Hong Kong and Macau S.A.R . Providing you with consular assistance cannot override local law, even if the local laws may appear harsh or unjust.

 Assisting Australians overseas within limits

Passports

  Passports Application

  Renewal Form PC7

  Full Application - Form PC8

  Photographs

  Guarantor

  Submitting Your Application

  Passport Application Information List

  Emergency Passports

  Our Aims, Your Rights and Obligations

  Questions?

  Lost and Stolen Passport

  Issue of Passport to Minors

  Parental Consent for Minors

  Fees 

Consular Services

  Travel Advice

  On-line registration for Australians overseas

  Notarial Services

 Witnessing or Certifying Documents

 Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage

 Notice of Intended Marriage

 Renewal of Driver's Licence

 Apostille

  Consular Visits to Macau

  Fees

  Legal Information

 Lawyers in Hong Kong (pdf, 33k)

 Lawyers in Macau (pdf, 22k)

  Medical Information

 Hospitals in Hong Kong and Macau (pdf, 25k)

 Doctors in Hong Kong (pdf, 27k)

 Dentists in Hong Kong (pdf, 18k)

 Doctors in Macau (pdf, 19k)

 Dentists in Macau (pdf, 18k)

  Useful Links and other information

 Australian Government - Centrelink

 Births, Deaths and Marriages Registering Authorities in Australia

 Driver License Issuing Authorities in Australia

 Statutory Declarations

 Criminal history checks - AFP

 Australian War Graves in Hong Kong

Australian Tax Returns

  Australian Taxation Office

  e-tax Service

TaxPack 2008 stationery is now available at the Consulate or you can prepare and lodge online your income tax return through the Tax Office’s free e-tax service on the Internet. For more information, visit www.ato.gov.au

Returning to Australia

  Handy information for Australians or residents returning from a holiday or moving back to Australia.

 Taking cats and dogs to Australia

 Importation of Motor vehicles in Australia

Elections

 Check your enrolment online

 Get information for overseas voters

 Federal & State Electoral Offices in Australia

Other Information

 North Korea Sanctions