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Welcome to the Australian Embassy in Ireland
Ireland-Australia Association 'Galah Ball' on Saturday 28 January.
The Australian Rules Football League of Ireland open the 2012 season and belatedly celebrate Australia Day at 1.30pm on Saturday 28 January with the second Australia Embassy Plate. This year the plate will be decided by a one game contest between an Irish Warriors selection and the Ambassador’s selection. The game will take place at the Civil Service Grounds in Islandbridge.
Opening hours
The Embassy is open 8.30am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday, except for public holidays. For a full list of public holidays in 2011 please see here.
Notarial services are offered between 2.00pm - 4.00pm.
Events
The Irish Australia Association will hold a Gala Australia Day Ball on Saturday 28th January. See the Association website for more details.
Passport services
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Passport clients are advised that as of 1 January 2011 ONLY a simplified Adult Renewal application (PC7) may be lodged by mail.
Please see Services for Australians. Processing time is 10 working days from receipt of application. Applications are not taken over the counter without prior appointment.
Visa services for Australian visas
Please see the Australian High Commission in London.
Australian Passport Holders Travelling to the United States from Ireland
All Australian passport holders eligible to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program are required to follow new border entry procedures. For further information, please see our travel bulletin on entry into the United States.
Visa services for Irish visas
Please see the Irish Naturalisation & Immigration Services website.
Register of Australian citizens overseas
All Australians travelling or living overseas are encouraged to register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade before they travel. You can register on line or in person at any Australian Embassy, High Commission or consulate.
Australian police clearance
If you require a 'criminal history check' please download the form from the Australian Federal Police website.
Resources for teachers
The Australian Embassy's Indigenous Resource Kit offers Irish school children a rare opportunity to learn about Aboriginal Australia. The Kit is contained in a large wheeled case and two plastic tubes. It contains artifacts such as didjeridoos, boomerangs and digging sticks, as well as books, DVDs, CDs, flags, large scale maps and teaching materials. It is available free to schools. Please see About Australia.
