Diplomatic representation of Uruguay in Australia

Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra

The Embassy of Uruguay in Canberra represents Uruguay in Australia and provides diplomatic and consular services for Uruguayan citizens and other eligible applicants.

Contact details

Contact the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra

The Embassy of Uruguay in Canberra is Uruguay’s resident diplomatic mission in Australia.

Official name
Embassy of Uruguay
Address
Suite 2, Level 4, 24 Brisbane Avenue, Barton ACT 2600, Australia
Telephone
Emergency telephone
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm, by appointment
Head of mission
Ms Tiziana Zabala Passarella, Chargé d’Affaires a.i.

Appointments: the Embassy currently receives visitors by appointment. Contact the mission and check the requirements for your particular service before travelling to Barton.

Embassy location

Where is the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra?

The Embassy of Uruguay is located on Brisbane Avenue in Barton, Canberra.

The Embassy is located at Suite 2, Level 4, 24 Brisbane Avenue, Barton ACT 2600, Australia.

Visitors should arrange the required appointment before travelling to the Embassy.

About the mission

About the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra

The Embassy of Uruguay in Canberra is Uruguay’s resident diplomatic mission in Australia.

Uruguay and Australia established diplomatic relations on 15 December 1948. Uruguay opened its first diplomatic representation in Australia as a legation on 15 May 1958, and the representation was elevated to embassy status in 1964.

The Embassy represents Uruguay in its official relations with Australia and supports diplomatic, economic, cultural and other areas of cooperation between the two countries.

The Canberra Embassy is also responsible for Uruguay’s diplomatic relations with New Zealand, Fiji and Timor-Leste.

Consular assistance

Consular Services

The Consular Section of the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra provides a range of services for Uruguayan citizens and other eligible applicants within its consular district.

Passports and identity documents

Eligible Uruguayan citizens can access passport procedures and selected Uruguayan identity document services through the Consular Section.

Civil and document services

Published services include birth, marriage and death certificates, police record certificates, powers of attorney and certificates of existence.

Consular assistance

Uruguayan citizens can contact the Consular Section for information and assistance relating to eligible consular matters.

Check the procedure: individual services have their own eligibility, document and appointment requirements. Review the current official instructions before submitting an application.

Planning your visit

Appointments at the Uruguayan Embassy

The Embassy currently publishes opening hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, by appointment.

Applicants should contact the Embassy or follow the published instructions for their particular consular procedure before attending.

For a number of consular procedures, the Embassy instructs applicants to request an appointment by email at uruaustralia@mrree.gub.uy and provide the required application information or supporting documents.

Personal attendance is required for certain procedures, including selected passport, identity and notarial services.

Before attending: confirm your appointment and make sure you have all required original documents and supporting material for your particular procedure.

Consular district

Uruguayan Embassy Consular Jurisdiction

The Consular Section of the Embassy in Canberra has a defined local consular district.

The Embassy states that its Consular Section has jurisdiction only over Canberra and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

Uruguay maintains additional consular representation elsewhere in Australia, including a Consulate-General in Sydney and Consulates in several Australian states.

Applicants outside the ACT should check which Uruguayan consular office is appropriate for their location before submitting an application or arranging a visit.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Check the current requirements before travelling to the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra.

Check your jurisdiction

The Canberra Consular Section has jurisdiction only over Canberra and the ACT. Applicants elsewhere in Australia should identify the appropriate Uruguayan consular office.

Arrange your appointment

The Embassy receives visitors by appointment. Follow the current instructions for the particular service you require.

Prepare your documents

Check the service-specific requirements and bring all required identification, forms, originals and supporting documents.

Emergency line: the published emergency telephone number is intended for genuine consular emergencies outside office hours and not for routine enquiries about consular procedures.

Frequently asked questions

Uruguayan Embassy Canberra FAQ

Does Uruguay have an embassy in Australia?

Yes. Uruguay maintains a resident embassy in Canberra.

Where is the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra?

The Embassy is located at Suite 2, Level 4, 24 Brisbane Avenue, Barton ACT 2600, Australia.

What is the telephone number of the Uruguayan Embassy?

The Embassy can be contacted on +61 2 6273 9100.

What are the Embassy’s opening hours?

The Embassy currently publishes opening hours from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday, by appointment.

Do I need an appointment at the Uruguayan Embassy?

Yes. The Embassy currently receives visitors by appointment. Check the instructions for your particular consular service before attending.

Who currently heads the Uruguayan Embassy in Canberra?

The Embassy is currently headed by Ms Tiziana Zabala Passarella, Chargé d’Affaires a.i.

What is the consular jurisdiction of the Embassy in Canberra?

The Embassy states that its Consular Section has jurisdiction only over Canberra and the Australian Capital Territory.

Does Uruguay have other consulates in Australia?

Yes. Uruguay maintains a Consulate-General in Sydney and additional Consulates in Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia.

Official information

Sources

Official sources used to verify the Embassy, contact details, appointments, consular jurisdiction and current diplomatic representation.