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Services for Australians Overseas
The Australian Commerce and Industry Office (ACIO) in Taipei provides assistance to Australians in Taiwan. The Consular Services Charter outlines our commitment to provide effective, prompt and courteous consular services to all Australian citizens.
Clients seeking consular advice or assistance, or lodging passport applications, can visit the Consular Section of the ACIO from 8:45 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 17:15 Monday to Friday except public holidays. You can also contact us and/or make an appointment by telephone or email (contact details below).
Clients requesting an ACIO officer to perform notarial services – including to witness signatures or certify copies of original documents in English – must make an appointment.
Australian Commerce and Industry Office (ACIO)
The President International Tower
27-28th Floors, No. 9-11 Songgao Rd
Taipei TAIWAN 11073
Tel : +886 2 8725 4100
Fax : +886 2 8789 9599
Email: consular.taipei@dfat.gov.au
In case of an emergency after hours, please contact the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305.
If calling from Taiwan, an alternative freecall phone number to DFAT (Canberra) – Consular Operations: 0080 123 2317.
Passports
Applying for a passport at ACIO Taipei
Australian Government (DFAT) www.passports.gov.au website
Consular services and travel information
Consular services offered at ACIO Taipei – including what Australian consular officers can and cannot do for Australians overseas.
Australian Government www.smartraveller.gov.au website: General information and advice for Australians travelling overseas (including Taiwan).
We encourage Australians travelling or residing overseas to use the DFAT online registration service. Refer to www.smartraveller.gov.au for more information.