Peruvian consular representation in Victoria and Tasmania
Peru Consulate in Melbourne
Find current contact details, appointment information, location, jurisdiction and consular guidance for the Consulate of Peru serving Victoria and Tasmania.
Contact information
Contact the Peru Consulate in Melbourne
Use the current official details below to contact the Consulate of the Republic of Peru serving Victoria and Tasmania.
Appointment required: contact the Honorary Consulate before travelling to arrange your visit and confirm the current appointment day, time and requirements for your particular procedure.
Location
Where is the Peru Consulate in Melbourne?
The current Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Protocol List gives the Consulate’s address as 14 Roderick Drive, Kurunjang, Victoria.
Confirm the address before travelling: some Peruvian government pages still display an older Melbourne-area address. The address above follows the current Australian DFAT Protocol List. As visits are by prior appointment, confirm the meeting location directly with the Consulate when arranging your appointment.
About the mission
About the Peru Consulate in Melbourne
The Consulate of the Republic of Peru provides honorary consular representation for Peru in Victoria and Tasmania.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officially designates the post as the Consulate of the Republic of Peru. The mission is headed by Mr Jose Meza Montufar, Honorary Consul of Peru.
As an honorary consular post, the office operates differently from Peru’s professional Consulate-General in Sydney. Visitors should arrange their attendance directly with the Honorary Consulate rather than relying on regular walk-in office hours.
Peru also maintains honorary consular representation in Queensland and Western Australia, while its professional Consulate-General is located in Sydney.
Consular assistance
Consular services
The Melbourne Honorary Consulate provides local consular assistance and can perform selected Peruvian consular procedures. Check the requirements for your particular service before arranging an appointment.
Peruvian citizens
Peruvian citizens in Victoria and Tasmania can contact the Honorary Consul for local consular information and appropriate assistance.
Selected procedures
Official Peruvian consular guidance confirms that certain documentation, identity and notarial procedures can also be completed through Peru’s honorary consulates in Australia.
Referrals and guidance
For procedures not available locally, the Honorary Consulate can help identify whether the matter should be handled by the Consulate General in Sydney, the Consular Section in Canberra or another Peruvian authority.
Check your procedure first: the range of services at an honorary consulate is not identical to that of a professional Consulate-General. Confirm that your particular procedure can be completed in Melbourne before preparing documents or travelling.
Visitor arrangements
Appointments at the Peru Consulate in Melbourne
Visits to the Honorary Consulate are by prior appointment.
Peru’s official Sydney Consulate General currently advises that appointments with the Melbourne Honorary Consulate are arranged on Mondays. The Australian DFAT Protocol List publishes a broader appointment availability period, so visitors should confirm the actual date and time directly with the Honorary Consul.
Contact the Consulate on +61 491 602 530 or email consulenmelbourne@consulperuau.org to arrange your appointment.
Arrange your visit first: do not travel to the Consulate without confirming both your appointment and the current meeting location.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Peru Consulate in Melbourne
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lists the Consulate’s jurisdiction as Victoria and Tasmania.
Peruvian citizens and other people in these states can contact the Honorary Consulate for local consular assistance and to determine whether their particular procedure can be completed through the Melbourne post.
Peru’s professional Consulate-General in Sydney has an Australia-wide jurisdiction in the DFAT Protocol List, while additional honorary consulates provide local representation in Queensland and Western Australia.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Peru Consulate
Arrange your appointment and confirm the current meeting location before travelling to the Honorary Consulate.
Arrange an appointment
Contact the Honorary Consulate first to agree on a date and time for your visit.
Confirm the location
Because older official Peruvian information displays a different address, confirm the current meeting address when arranging your appointment.
Check your documents
Confirm which identification, forms and supporting documents are required for your particular procedure before attending.
Frequently asked questions
Peru Consulate in Melbourne
Does Peru have a Consulate in Melbourne?
Yes. Peru maintains an honorary consular post serving Victoria and Tasmania. The current Australian DFAT Protocol List gives its address as 14 Roderick Drive, Kurunjang, Victoria.
Where is the Peru Consulate in Melbourne?
DFAT currently lists the Consulate at 14 Roderick Drive, Kurunjang, VIC 3337. Some older Peruvian government information displays a different address, so confirm the meeting location when arranging your appointment.
How can I contact the Peru Consulate?
Call +61 491 602 530 or email consulenmelbourne@consulperuau.org.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Visits are by prior appointment. Contact the Honorary Consulate to arrange the current date, time and meeting location.
Who is the Honorary Consul of Peru in Melbourne?
Mr Jose Meza Montufar is the Honorary Consul of Peru.
Which areas does the Consulate cover?
DFAT lists the Consulate’s jurisdiction as Victoria and Tasmania.
Is this officially an Honorary Consulate?
The head of post is an Honorary Consul, while DFAT officially designates the mission itself as the Consulate of the Republic of Peru.
Can the Melbourne Consulate perform consular procedures?
Certain Peruvian consular procedures are available through honorary consulates in Australia. Contact the Melbourne Consulate before starting your application to confirm that your particular procedure can be handled locally.
Does Peru also have a Consulate General in Sydney?
Yes. Peru maintains its professional Consulate-General in Sydney.
Does Peru have other honorary consulates in Australia?
Yes. Peru also maintains honorary consular representation in Queensland and Western Australia.