Latvian consular representation in Tasmania

Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

Find current contact details, location information, appointment arrangements and consular guidance for the Consulate of Latvia in Tasmania.

Contact information

Contact the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

Use the current official details below to contact the Consulate of Latvia in Tasmania.

Mission
Consulate of Latvia
Address
7 Kelly Street, Battery Point, TAS 7004, Australia
Appointments
By appointment
Honorary Consul
Mr Martin Eric Bicevskis

Before visiting: the Consulate operates by appointment. Contact the Honorary Consul before travelling to confirm current visitor arrangements and whether your particular matter can be handled locally.

Location

Where is the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania?

DFAT currently lists the Consulate of Latvia at 7 Kelly Street in Battery Point, Hobart.

Contact before travelling: meetings are by appointment. Arrange your visit with the Consulate before going to the Battery Point address.

About the mission

About the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

The Consulate of Latvia in Tasmania is an honorary consular post located in Battery Point, Hobart.

The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officially designates the post as the Consulate of Latvia and identifies Martin Eric Bicevskis as Honorary Consul of Latvia.

DFAT records Mr Bicevskis’s appointment from 5 September 2025, making the Tasmanian post a relatively recent addition to Latvia’s consular representation in Australia.

The Consulate forms part of Latvia’s wider diplomatic and consular presence in Australia alongside the Embassy of the Republic of Latvia in Canberra and Latvian honorary consular posts in other states.

Consular assistance

Consular services

The Tasmanian Consulate is an honorary post. Its functions are more limited than those of the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra.

Local assistance

Latvian citizens in Tasmania can contact the Honorary Consul to ask about eligible local assistance and guidance.

Consular guidance

The honorary office can help direct enquiries to the Embassy of Latvia or another appropriate Latvian authority when professional consular handling is required.

Local representation

The Honorary Consul provides a local point of contact for Latvia in Tasmania within the scope of the honorary appointment.

Formal applications: the official listing does not confirm passport, visa, citizenship, civil-status or other formal application processing at the honorary Consulate. Check the current instructions of the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra before applying.

Visitor arrangements

Appointments at the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

DFAT currently lists the Tasmanian Consulate as operating by appointment.

Contact the Honorary Consulate before travelling to arrange a suitable time and confirm whether your particular enquiry can be handled locally.

The current official mobile number is +61 418 110 046.

For matters requiring professional diplomatic or consular processing, check the current procedure with the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra before submitting an application.

Consular area

Consular area of the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lists this Latvian honorary consular post under Tasmania.

The current DFAT entry does not publish a separate jurisdiction statement for the post. For that reason, visitors should contact the Consulate directly if they need to confirm whether a particular location or matter falls within the Honorary Consul’s responsibilities.

Formal diplomatic and consular matters may need to be handled by the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra or another competent Latvian authority.

Planning your visit

Before visiting the Latvian Consulate

Confirm your appointment and make sure the honorary office can assist with your particular matter before travelling to Battery Point.

Make an appointment

The Consulate operates by appointment. Contact the Honorary Consul before travelling.

Check the service

Passport, visa and other formal administrative procedures may need to be handled by the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra.

Prepare your information

Have your identification and relevant details available when contacting the Consulate so the Honorary Consul can advise you appropriately.

Frequently asked questions

Latvian Consulate in Tasmania

Is there a Latvian Consulate in Tasmania?

Yes. DFAT currently lists the Consulate of Latvia in Tasmania. It is an honorary consular post located in Battery Point, Hobart.

Where is the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania?

DFAT lists the Consulate at 7 Kelly Street, Battery Point, TAS 7004, Australia.

How can I contact the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania?

The current official mobile number is +61 418 110 046.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. DFAT lists the Consulate as operating by appointment. Contact the Honorary Consul before visiting.

Who is the Honorary Consul of Latvia in Tasmania?

Mr Martin Eric Bicevskis is the Honorary Consul of Latvia. DFAT records his appointment from 5 September 2025.

What is the jurisdiction of the Latvian Consulate in Tasmania?

DFAT lists the post under Tasmania but does not currently publish a separate jurisdiction statement for this Consulate. Contact the office directly if you need to confirm its responsibility for a particular location or matter.

Can I apply for a Latvian passport at the Tasmania Consulate?

The official listing does not confirm passport application processing at this honorary Consulate. Check the current procedure with the Embassy of Latvia in Canberra before applying.

Can I apply for a Latvian visa at the Tasmania Consulate?

The official listing does not confirm visa application processing at the honorary Consulate. Check the current official Latvian visa procedure before applying.

Is the Tasmania office an honorary consulate?

Yes. DFAT designates the mission as the Consulate of Latvia and identifies Mr Martin Eric Bicevskis as Honorary Consul.

When was the Latvian Honorary Consul in Tasmania appointed?

DFAT records Mr Martin Eric Bicevskis’s appointment as Honorary Consul from 5 September 2025.