Greek consular representation in the Northern Territory
Greek Consulate General in Darwin
Find current contact details, location information, visitor arrangements and consular assistance for the Greek Consulate General serving the Northern Territory.
Contact information
Contact the Greek Consulate General in Darwin
Use the current official details below to contact the Greek consular post serving the Northern Territory.
Before visiting: contact the Consulate General before travelling to confirm its current visitor arrangements and whether your particular consular matter can be handled by the honorary post.
Location
Where is the Greek Consulate General in Darwin?
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade currently lists the Greek Consulate General at Level 1, Unit 34B, 21 Cavenagh Street in Darwin.
Confirm the location before travelling: contact the Consulate General before an in-person visit to confirm its current office location and visitor arrangements.
About the mission
About the Greek Consulate General in Darwin
The Greek Consulate General in Darwin provides honorary consular representation for Greece in the Northern Territory.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officially classifies the accredited post as the Consulate-General of Greece. The Hellenic Republic Ministry of Foreign Affairs describes the Darwin post as an Honorary Consulate General.
For consistency with the official Australian diplomatic record, this page uses the DFAT designation Greek Consulate General in Darwin.
The post is headed by The Hon John Anictomatis AO KStJ, Honorary Consul-General of Greece. DFAT records his appointment from 22 January 2007.
Consular assistance
Consular services
The Darwin office provides local honorary consular assistance for Greece in the Northern Territory.
Local assistance
Greek citizens in the Northern Territory can contact the Consulate General for guidance and assistance with matters that fall within the responsibilities of the honorary post.
Consular guidance
The office can advise whether a particular procedure can be handled locally or needs to be referred to one of Greece’s professional diplomatic or consular missions.
Professional services
Procedures outside the authority of the honorary post must be completed through the appropriate professional Greek consular authority.
Check before visiting: honorary consular posts do not necessarily provide the full range of passport, visa, citizenship, civil-status and notarial services available through professional Greek consular missions.
Visitor arrangements
Visiting the Greek Consulate General in Darwin
DFAT currently lists business hours as 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The office is listed as closed on Thursday and Friday.
Published business hours should not be assumed to mean that every consular procedure is available without an appointment. Contact the Consulate General before visiting to confirm current arrangements and whether your particular matter can be handled locally.
If the honorary post cannot perform the procedure you require, you may be directed to the appropriate professional Greek diplomatic or consular mission.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Greek Consulate General in Darwin
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lists the jurisdiction of the Greek Consulate General in Darwin as the Northern Territory.
Residents should contact the office before visiting to confirm whether their particular consular matter can be handled by the honorary post.
Service-specific arrangements: some procedures may need to be completed through a professional Greek consular authority even when the applicant lives within the Darwin consular district.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Greek Consulate General
Confirm the current office arrangements and check whether your particular consular matter can be handled in Darwin before travelling.
Contact the office
Confirm current visitor arrangements and whether an appointment is required before travelling to the Consulate General.
Check the service
Honorary consular responsibilities are more limited than those of professional Greek diplomatic and consular missions.
Prepare your documents
Ask which identification, originals, copies and supporting documents are required for your particular consular matter.
Frequently asked questions
Greek Consulate General in Darwin
Is there a Greek Consulate General in Darwin?
Yes. DFAT officially lists a Consulate-General of Greece in Darwin serving the Northern Territory.
Is the Greek Consulate General in Darwin an honorary mission?
Yes. The post is headed by an Honorary Consul-General. The Hellenic Republic Ministry of Foreign Affairs describes it as the Honorary Consulate General of Darwin.
Where is the Greek Consulate General in Darwin?
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade currently lists the office at Level 1, Unit 34B, 21 Cavenagh Street, Darwin, NT 0800.
How can I contact the Greek Consulate General in Darwin?
The telephone number is +61 8 8981 7979. The email address published by the Hellenic Republic Ministry of Foreign Affairs is greekconsulatedarwin@gmail.com.
What are the business hours?
DFAT currently lists business hours from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The office is listed as closed on Thursday and Friday.
Who is the Honorary Consul-General of Greece in Darwin?
The Hon John Anictomatis AO KStJ is the Honorary Consul-General of Greece. DFAT records his appointment from 22 January 2007.
Which area does the Greek Consulate General in Darwin cover?
DFAT lists its jurisdiction as the Northern Territory.
Can the Darwin office provide every Greek consular service?
Honorary consular posts have more limited responsibilities than professional Greek consular missions. Contact the Darwin office before visiting to determine whether your particular procedure can be handled locally.