Sri Lankan consular representation in Melbourne
Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne
Find current contact details, opening hours, location, jurisdiction and consular information for the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Melbourne.
Contact information
Contact the Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne
Use the current official contact details below for the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Melbourne.
Before visiting: office hours do not necessarily mean that every consular service is available throughout the day. Check the current requirements and visitor arrangements for your particular procedure before travelling.
Location
Where is the Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne?
The Consulate General is located on Level 9 at 432 St Kilda Road in Melbourne. The mission moved to these premises in February 2026.
Check the address: the Consulate General relocated from its former Queens Road premises in February 2026. Visitors should use the current St Kilda Road address.
About the mission
About the Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne
The Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Melbourne is Sri Lanka’s professional consular mission serving Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
The mission provides consular services to Sri Lankan citizens and other eligible applicants within its district and supports Sri Lanka’s broader official, community, economic and cultural engagement in the region.
The Consulate General is headed by Mrs Pradeepa Saram, Consul-General of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka also maintains honorary consular representation in South Australia, while the Consulate General in Melbourne remains the professional consular mission responsible for that state.
Consular assistance
Consular services
The Melbourne Consulate General provides a range of professional consular services. Requirements vary according to the procedure and the applicant’s circumstances.
Passports and citizenship
Sri Lankan citizens can obtain information and assistance relating to passport procedures, citizenship matters and other services for Sri Lankan nationals.
Documents and certificates
The Consulate General provides information on document-related procedures, attestations, registrations and other eligible consular applications.
Consular assistance
Sri Lankan citizens within the consular district can contact the mission for appropriate consular guidance and assistance, including support in relevant emergency situations.
Check current requirements: forms, supporting documents, fees and submission procedures vary between services. Review the official Consulate General instructions before submitting an application or visiting the office.
Visitor arrangements
Appointments and visiting the Consulate General
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade currently lists the Consulate General’s office hours as Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Individual consular services may have more limited public service hours or specific submission arrangements. Do not assume that every procedure can be completed on a walk-in basis throughout the general office hours.
Check the official Consulate General website or contact the mission before visiting to confirm the current arrangements for your particular service.
Before travelling: confirm the procedure, required documents and current visitor arrangements for the service you need.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lists the Consulate General’s jurisdiction as Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Residents of these states can therefore fall within the Melbourne mission’s professional consular district, subject to the requirements of the individual service.
Sri Lanka also maintains an honorary Consulate in South Australia. The honorary post provides local representation and assistance, while professional consular responsibility remains with the Consulate General in Melbourne.
Planning your visit
Before visiting the Sri Lankan Consulate General
Check the requirements for your particular procedure before travelling to the St Kilda Road office.
Check your jurisdiction
The Melbourne Consulate General’s district covers Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Prepare your documents
Review the official instructions and prepare the required application forms, identification, supporting documents and applicable fees.
Confirm visitor arrangements
Check the current service hours and whether your particular procedure requires an appointment or another submission method before visiting.
Frequently asked questions
Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne
Does Sri Lanka have a Consulate General in Melbourne?
Yes. Sri Lanka maintains a professional Consulate General in Melbourne serving Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Where is the Sri Lankan Consulate General in Melbourne?
The Consulate General is located at Level 9, 432 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3004, Australia.
Did the Sri Lankan Consulate General move in 2026?
Yes. The Consulate General officially relocated to 432 St Kilda Road in February 2026. Visitors should use the current St Kilda Road address rather than older Queens Road addresses that may still appear in outdated material.
How can I contact the Consulate General?
The main telephone numbers are +61 3 9290 4200 and +61 3 9290 4201. General enquiries can be sent to mail@slcgmel.org.
Who is the Consul-General of Sri Lanka in Melbourne?
Mrs Pradeepa Saram is the Consul-General of Sri Lanka in Melbourne.
What are the office hours?
DFAT currently lists the Consulate General’s office hours as Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Individual consular services may operate within more limited service hours.
Which states does the Melbourne Consulate General cover?
Its official consular district covers Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointment and submission arrangements vary according to the consular service. Check the current instructions for your particular procedure before visiting.
Is there a Sri Lankan Consulate in Adelaide?
Yes. Sri Lanka maintains an honorary Consulate in South Australia. Professional consular responsibility for South Australia remains with the Consulate General in Melbourne.