Australian diplomatic representation in Brazil
Australian Embassy in Brasilia
Find current contact details, location, passport and consular services, appointment information and visitor guidance for the Australian Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil.
Contact information
Contact the Australian Embassy in Brasilia
Use the current official details below to contact the Australian Embassy in Brazil.
Before visiting: passport and notarial services are available by appointment only. Check the current requirements and make the appropriate appointment before travelling to the Embassy.
Location
Where is the Australian Embassy in Brasilia?
The Australian Embassy is located at SES Quadra 801, Conjunto K, Lote 7 in Asa Sul, Brasilia.
Visitor security: visitors must bring photo identification and undergo security screening. The Embassy asks visitors to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before their scheduled appointment.
About the mission
About the Australian Embassy in Brazil
The Australian Embassy in Brasilia is Australia’s resident diplomatic mission in Brazil and represents the Australian Government in its official relationship with Brazil.
The Embassy works to advance Australia’s interests in Brazil and strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas including trade and investment, education, agriculture, resources and energy, research and innovation.
Australia’s Ambassador to Brazil is Ms Sophie Davies, a career officer with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Australia has maintained diplomatic relations with Brazil since 1945. Australia’s current network in the country includes the Embassy in Brasilia, a Consulate-General in São Paulo and honorary consular representation in Rio de Janeiro.
Consular assistance
Consular services
The Australian Embassy in Brasilia provides passport, notarial and consular services to Australian citizens living in or visiting Brazil.
Consular assistance
Australians who require consular assistance can contact the Embassy for support in accordance with the Australian Government’s Consular Services Charter.
Australian passports
The Embassy provides Australian passport services. Passport services are by appointment only and applicants should allow sufficient time for a new passport to be processed.
Notarial services
The Embassy provides eligible Australian notarial and document legalisation services. Services are available by appointment, and some eligible procedures can also be lodged by mail within Brazil.
Visa, immigration and citizenship enquiries: these matters are administered by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Use the official Home Affairs channels for current visa, immigration and citizenship information.
Visitor arrangements
Appointments at the Australian Embassy in Brasilia
Passport and notarial services at the Australian Embassy in Brasilia are available by appointment only.
Visitors must bring a photo identification document and undergo security screening when entering the Embassy. The Embassy asks visitors to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before their scheduled appointment.
Passport appointment availability can be limited. The Embassy advises applicants to allow a minimum of six weeks after lodging a complete application to receive a new passport.
Some notarial services can be submitted by mail from within Brazil. The Embassy aims to complete eligible notarial services lodged by mail within five working days, although delivery time is additional.
Plan ahead: review the current passport or notarial requirements before booking and make sure you have all required identification, forms and supporting documents.
Consular network
Australian consular representation in Brazil
The Australian Embassy in Brasilia forms part of a wider Australian diplomatic and consular network in Brazil.
Australia also maintains a Consulate-General in São Paulo and an Honorary Consulate in Rio de Janeiro. The appropriate office can depend on where you are located and the service you require.
Brasilia
The Australian Embassy provides diplomatic representation and passport, notarial and consular services from the Brazilian capital.
São Paulo
The Australian Consulate-General in São Paulo provides passport, notarial and consular services for Australians in its area of responsibility.
Rio de Janeiro
Australia maintains honorary consular representation in Rio de Janeiro. Passport services are available by appointment, while notarial services are not provided by this office.
Choose the appropriate office: check the current Australian Government guidance for your location and service before making an appointment or sending documents.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Australian Embassy
Check the current service requirements and visitor arrangements before travelling to the Australian Embassy in Brasilia.
Book your appointment
Passport and notarial services require an appointment. Arrange the appropriate service before travelling to the Embassy.
Bring photo identification
Visitors must present photo identification and pass through the Embassy’s security screening procedures before entering.
Prepare your documents
Review the official requirements and bring all forms, identification, photographs and supporting documents required for your procedure.
Frequently asked questions
Australian Embassy in Brasilia
Does Australia have an Embassy in Brazil?
Yes. Australia maintains a resident Embassy in Brasilia, as well as a Consulate-General in São Paulo and honorary consular representation in Rio de Janeiro.
Where is the Australian Embassy in Brasilia?
The Australian Embassy is located at SES Quadra 801, Conjunto K, Lote 7, Asa Sul, Brasilia DF 70200-010, Brazil.
How can I contact the Australian Embassy?
The Embassy’s main telephone number is +55 61 3226 3111. General enquiries can be sent to embaustr@dfat.gov.au.
Who is the Australian Ambassador to Brazil?
Ms Sophie Davies is Australia’s Ambassador to Brazil.
Do I need an appointment at the Australian Embassy?
Passport and notarial services at the Australian Embassy in Brasilia are available by appointment only.
Can I apply for an Australian passport in Brasilia?
Yes. The Embassy provides Australian passport services by appointment. Applicants should check the current requirements before lodging an application and allow sufficient time for processing.
Does the Embassy provide notarial services?
Yes. The Embassy provides eligible notarial and document legalisation services. Appointments are available, and some eligible services can also be lodged by mail from within Brazil.
Does Australia have a Consulate-General in Brazil?
Yes. Australia maintains a Consulate-General in São Paulo in addition to the Embassy in Brasilia.
Does Australia have a consular office in Rio de Janeiro?
Yes. Australia maintains an Honorary Consulate in Rio de Janeiro. It provides passport services by appointment, but notarial and document legalisation services are not available from that office.
Can the Embassy help with Australian visa applications?
Visa, immigration and citizenship matters are administered by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Applicants should use the official Home Affairs channels for current requirements and application information.
What should I do in a consular emergency?
Australians requiring urgent consular assistance can contact the Australian Government’s 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305 from overseas or 1300 555 135 from within Australia.