Mexican consular representation in Queensland
Mexico Consulate in Brisbane
Find current contact details, opening hours, location and consular guidance for the Consulate of Mexico in Queensland.
Contact information
Contact the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane
Use the current official details below to contact the Consulate of Mexico in Queensland.
Before visiting: contact the Consulate in advance to confirm current visitor arrangements and whether the honorary post can assist with your particular enquiry.
Location
Where is the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane?
The Consulate of Mexico in Queensland is located at Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, in central Brisbane.
Before travelling: contact the Consulate before going to the Brisbane office to confirm that your enquiry can be handled by the honorary post.
About the mission
About the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane
The Mexico Consulate in Brisbane provides honorary consular representation for Mexico in Queensland.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officially designates the post as the Consulate of Mexico. Although the office is headed by an Honorary Consul, its official DFAT mission type is Consulate.
Mr Anthony Hogarth is the Honorary Consul of Mexico in Queensland.
The Mexican Embassy in Australia also lists Brisbane among Mexico’s honorary consular locations. The honorary post supports Mexico’s representation in Queensland, while formal consular procedures are handled through the Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in Canberra.
Consular assistance
Consular services
The Brisbane office is an honorary consular post. Its role is different from the professional Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in Canberra.
Assistance for Mexican citizens
Mexican citizens in Queensland can contact the Honorary Consul for appropriate local guidance, protection-related enquiries and assistance within the scope of the honorary post.
Consular guidance
The Consulate can provide local guidance and help direct enquiries to the Embassy of Mexico in Canberra when a formal consular procedure is required.
Local representation
The Honorary Consul provides an official local point of contact for Mexico and supports Mexican representation and community links in Queensland.
Formal consular procedures: the Embassy of Mexico states that consular procedures must be completed in person through its Consular Section in Canberra. Do not assume that passports, civil registry matters, notarial acts or other formal documentation can be processed by the honorary Consulate in Brisbane.
Visitor arrangements
Appointments at the Mexico Consulate
DFAT currently publishes office hours for the Brisbane Consulate as Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
These published office hours should not be interpreted as confirmation that every consular enquiry is available on a walk-in basis. Contact the Consulate on +61 7 3188 9532 before travelling to confirm current visitor arrangements.
Formal procedures: appointments for formal Mexican consular services are handled separately through the Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in Canberra.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lists the Consulate’s jurisdiction as Queensland.
Mexican citizens and other people seeking appropriate local consular guidance in Queensland can contact the Brisbane honorary Consulate.
For formal consular procedures, the Embassy of Mexico directs applicants to its Consular Section in Canberra.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Mexico Consulate
Contact the honorary Consulate before travelling to confirm whether the Brisbane office can assist with your particular matter.
Contact the office first
DFAT publishes regular office hours, but contacting the Consulate in advance helps confirm current visitor arrangements and availability.
Check the service
Confirm whether your enquiry can be handled locally or whether you need to deal directly with the Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in Canberra.
Prepare your information
Have your identification and relevant details available when contacting the Consulate so the office can direct you to the appropriate service.
Frequently asked questions
Mexico Consulate in Brisbane
Is there a Mexico Consulate in Brisbane?
Yes. The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officially lists the Consulate of Mexico in Queensland.
Where is the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane?
The Consulate is located at C/- Hogarth Law, Level 9, Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000, Australia.
How can I contact the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane?
The current official phone number is +61 7 3188 9532. The Consulate can also be contacted by email at [email protected].
What are the opening hours of the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane?
DFAT currently lists the Consulate’s hours as Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Contact the office before visiting to confirm current visitor arrangements.
Who is the Honorary Consul of Mexico in Brisbane?
Mr Anthony Hogarth is the Honorary Consul of Mexico in Queensland.
Which area does the Mexico Consulate in Brisbane cover?
DFAT lists the Consulate’s jurisdiction as Queensland.
Is the Brisbane Consulate an honorary post?
Yes. DFAT officially designates the mission as the Consulate of Mexico, while the head of post is an Honorary Consul.
Can I apply for a Mexican passport in Brisbane?
No passport processing should be assumed to be available through the honorary Consulate. The Embassy of Mexico states that its formal consular procedures are carried out in person through the Consular Section in Canberra.
Can I apply for a Mexican visa in Brisbane?
No. The Embassy of Mexico states that all visa applications are processed only at the Mexican Embassy in Canberra and that applicants must appear there in person.
Where should I go for formal Mexican consular procedures?
The Embassy of Mexico directs applicants to the Consular Section of the Embassy in Canberra for formal consular procedures. Check the Embassy’s current instructions before arranging travel.