Diplomatic representation of Thailand in Australia

Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra

The Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra represents Thailand in Australia and provides diplomatic and consular services for Thai citizens and other eligible applicants.

Contact details

Contact the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra

The Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra is Thailand’s resident diplomatic mission in Australia.

Official name
Royal Thai Embassy
Address
111 Empire Circuit, Yarralumla ACT 2600, Australia
Telephone
Fax
+61 2 6206 0123
Business hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Published consular service hours
Monday to Friday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm and 2:00 pm–5:00 pm
Ambassador
Her Excellency Ms Arjaree Sriratanaban

Before visiting: walk-in consular service is possible, but applicants with prior bookings are given priority. Check the requirements for your particular service before travelling to the embassy.

Embassy location

Where is the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra?

The Royal Thai Embassy is located in Yarralumla, Canberra.

The embassy is located at 111 Empire Circuit, Yarralumla ACT 2600, Australia.

Visitors requiring consular services should check the current procedure and documentation requirements before travelling to the embassy.

About the mission

About the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra

The Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra is Thailand’s resident diplomatic mission in Australia.

The embassy represents Thailand in its official relations with Australia and supports cooperation in diplomatic, economic, trade, cultural, educational and other areas.

The mission also provides a wide range of consular services for Thai citizens and eligible applicants requiring services related to Thailand.

Thailand maintains additional consular representation throughout Australia, including a Consulate-General in Sydney and other consular posts in several states.

Consular assistance

Consular Services

The Royal Thai Embassy provides a broad range of consular services for Thai citizens and other eligible applicants.

Visas

The embassy provides information and services for eligible visa applicants travelling to Thailand. Applicants should check the current Thai visa requirements before applying.

Passports and Thai ID cards

Eligible Thai citizens can access passport and Thai national identity card services through the embassy according to the applicable requirements.

Civil and document services

Services include eligible birth and death registration, marriage and divorce matters, legalisation, powers of attorney and other document-related procedures.

Additional assistance: the embassy also provides information on matters including assistance to Thai nationals in distress, military service procedures and other eligible consular services.

Planning your visit

Appointments at the Royal Thai Embassy

The embassy provides an online appointment facility for consular applicants.

The Royal Thai Embassy currently states that walk-in service is possible. However, applicants who have made prior bookings are given priority.

This means visitors without an appointment may have to wait until applicants with bookings have been served.

Applicants should therefore check the instructions for their particular service and use the embassy’s appointment system when appropriate.

Recommended: arrange an appointment in advance when the service you require supports prior booking. This reduces the risk of delays when attending the Consular Section.

Diplomatic and consular network

Jurisdiction and Thai Representation in Australia

The Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra forms part of a wider network of Thai diplomatic and consular representation in Australia.

Ambassador Arjaree Sriratanaban is accredited as Thailand’s Ambassador to Australia, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu and is also Ambassador-designate to Solomon Islands, with residence in Canberra.

Within Australia, Thailand maintains a Royal Thai Consulate-General in Sydney with jurisdiction over New South Wales.

Thailand also maintains consular representation in Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia.

Applicants should check the appropriate Thai representation for their state and the particular service they require.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Check current official information before travelling to the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra.

Check the service

Visa, passport, Thai ID card, civil registration and legalisation procedures have different application and document requirements.

Consider booking ahead

Walk-ins are possible, but applicants with appointments are prioritised. Booking ahead can help reduce waiting time.

Prepare your documents

Review the official checklist for your service and prepare all required forms, identification and supporting documents before attending.

Important: opening hours and service arrangements may differ on Thai and Australian public holidays. Check current embassy information before making a special journey.

Frequently asked questions

Royal Thai Embassy Canberra FAQ

Does Thailand have an embassy in Australia?

Yes. Thailand maintains the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra.

Where is the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra?

The embassy is located at 111 Empire Circuit, Yarralumla ACT 2600, Australia.

What is the telephone number of the Royal Thai Embassy?

The embassy can be contacted on +61 2 6206 0100.

Who is the Thai Ambassador to Australia?

The current Ambassador of Thailand to Australia is Her Excellency Ms Arjaree Sriratanaban.

What are the Royal Thai Embassy’s business hours?

The embassy publishes business hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.

Can I visit the Thai Consular Section without an appointment?

Yes. The embassy states that walk-in service is possible, but applicants with prior bookings are given priority.

What services does the Royal Thai Embassy provide?

Services include eligible visa, passport, Thai ID card, civil registration, legalisation, document and assistance-related procedures.

Does Thailand have other consulates in Australia?

Yes. Thailand maintains a Consulate-General in Sydney and consular representation in Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia.

Official information

Sources

Official sources used to verify the mission, contact details, opening hours, consular services and Thai representation in Australia.