Australian consular representation in the Czech Republic
Australian Consulate in Prague
Find current contact details, location, passport services, limited notarial services, appointments and consular information for the Australian Consulate in Prague, Czech Republic.
Contact information
Contact the Australian Consulate in Prague
Use the current official details below to contact the Australian Consulate in Prague.
Appointments required: the Australian Consulate in Prague accepts clients by appointment only. Contact the Consulate before visiting.
Location
Where is the Australian Consulate in Prague?
The Australian Consulate is located in the Solitaire Building on Klimentská in central Prague.
Before travelling: arrange your appointment first and confirm which documents you need to bring for your passport, notarial or consular matter.
About the mission
About the Australian Consulate in Prague
The Australian Consulate in Prague provides honorary consular representation for Australia in the Czech Republic.
The Consulate is headed by Honorary Consul Ms Jana Gajdosikova and is also an office of the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade).
Australia’s diplomatic representation for the Czech Republic is provided by the Australian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland, which is accredited to the Czech Republic.
Services for Australians
Consular services
The Australian Consulate in Prague provides consular assistance, accepts Australian passport applications and offers limited notarial services by appointment.
Consular assistance
Australians in the Czech Republic can contact the Consulate for consular assistance. The Australian Embassy in Warsaw can also provide consular assistance when required.
Australian passports
Australian passport applications can be lodged at the Consulate by appointment. Passport fees are payable in Czech currency at the time of lodgement.
Notarial services
The Consulate provides limited notarial services, including certified copies of documents and witnessing signatures on certain documents. Contact the Consulate first to confirm that it can perform the service you require.
Emergency passports: as an Honorary Consulate, the Prague office cannot issue emergency passports. It can accept an emergency passport application for forwarding to the Australian Embassy in Warsaw, but this process takes additional time.
Provisional travel documents: in appropriate circumstances, the Consulate can issue a Provisional Travel Document valid for a single direct journey. Contact the Consulate for advice before making travel arrangements.
Australian visas: the Australian Consulate in Prague cannot provide information or assistance with Australian visa applications. Use the official Department of Home Affairs channels for visa, immigration and citizenship information.
Visitor arrangements
Appointments at the Australian Consulate in Prague
The Australian Consulate is open to clients from Monday to Friday by appointment only.
Appointments are required when lodging an Australian passport application or requesting an eligible notarial service. Contact the Consulate before visiting to arrange your appointment and confirm the requirements for your service.
Urgent matters: for a consular or passport emergency during business hours, Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm excluding public holidays, contact the Consulate on +420 221 729 260 or email prague@austrade.gov.au.
Consular responsibility
Australian representation in the Czech Republic
The Australian Consulate in Prague provides local consular representation for Australians in the Czech Republic.
Australian Consulate in Prague
The Honorary Consulate provides local consular assistance, accepts passport applications and provides limited notarial services by appointment.
Australian Embassy in Warsaw
The Australian Embassy in Warsaw is Australia’s diplomatic mission accredited to the Czech Republic and provides the wider range of Australian diplomatic and consular services.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Australian Consulate
Arrange an appointment and check the requirements for your passport, notarial or consular matter before travelling to the Consulate.
Make an appointment
The Consulate receives clients by appointment only. Contact the office before visiting rather than relying on walk-in service.
Prepare your documents
Passport applicants should bring the required application, photographs, identification and supporting documents. Notarial clients should bring the original documents and appropriate identification.
Confirm notarial services
The Honorary Consulate provides only limited notarial services. Contact the office before your appointment to confirm that the particular service you require is available in Prague.
Payment: current official information states that passport and notarial fees are payable in Czech crowns. The Consulate currently accepts payment by card.
Emergency assistance: outside business hours and on weekends, Australians requiring urgent consular assistance can contact Australia’s 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305.
Frequently asked questions
Australian Consulate in Prague
Does Australia have a Consulate in Prague?
Yes. Australia maintains an Honorary Consulate at Klimentská 10 in Prague.
Who is the Australian Honorary Consul in Prague?
The Australian Consulate in Prague is headed by Honorary Consul Ms Jana Gajdosikova.
How can I contact the Australian Consulate in Prague?
Call +420 221 729 260 or email prague@austrade.gov.au.
Do I need an appointment to visit the Consulate?
Yes. The Consulate accepts clients from Monday to Friday by appointment only.
Can I lodge an Australian passport application in Prague?
Yes. Australian passport applications can be lodged at the Consulate by appointment.
Can the Australian Consulate in Prague issue an emergency passport?
No. As an Honorary Consulate, the Prague office cannot issue emergency passports. It can accept an emergency passport application for forwarding to the Australian Embassy in Warsaw, or advise you about other emergency travel options.
Can the Consulate issue a Provisional Travel Document?
The Consulate can issue a Provisional Travel Document in appropriate circumstances. This document is valid for one single journey and is subject to specific travel restrictions.
Does the Consulate provide notarial services?
Yes. Limited notarial services are available by appointment, including certified copies and witnessing signatures on certain documents. Contact the Consulate first to confirm that your required service is available.
Does the Prague Consulate provide Australian visa assistance?
No. The Consulate cannot provide information or assistance with Australian visa applications. Visa, immigration and citizenship information is available through the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
Which Australian Embassy is responsible for the Czech Republic?
The Australian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland, is accredited to the Czech Republic.
What should I do in a consular emergency?
During business hours, contact the Australian Consulate in Prague. Outside business hours and on weekends, call Australia’s 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305.