Welcome to the Australian Office, Taipei
Serving the interests of Australia and Australians in Taiwan
Latest News
World Masters Games 2025
The World Masters Games will be held in Taipei City and New Taipei City from 17 to 30 May 2025.
Australian visitors are encouraged to visit Smartraveller to view the Australian Government's travel advice for Taiwan. You can subscribe to Smartraveller to receive important travel advice updates for Taiwan via email.
Visit our Services for Australians page for details about the consular assistance we can provide for Australians in Taiwan.
Our Representative
Mr Robert Fergusson
27 November 2023
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Our Office
The Australian Office Taipei represents the interests of Australia and Australians in Taiwan. The make-up of the Office reflects the multi-faceted nature of the Australia-Taiwan relationship. Located in the President International Tower in Taipei, the office includes the Commercial Section, a Consular and Administrative Section, a Media and Culture Unit, and an Economic and Policy Section. We also work with The Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Taipei to promote business ties between Australia and Taiwan.
You can follow our office's engagement with the community on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly known as Twitter)
Consular and Administrative Services
The Australian Office Taipei provides services relating to passports and a limited number of notarial services. Our notarial services include certifying copies of original documents, witnessing signatures for certain documents, and administering affidavits, oaths or affirmations. For more information on passport services, please visit our passports page.
You can make an appointment to access these services through our online appointment system. Please note a booking is required - we are unable to provide walk-in assistance.
Visas
We are unable to assist with enquiries relating to visas or ongoing visa applications. Our office in Seoul, Republic of Korea (South Korea) manages visa services for clients located in Taiwan.
For more information about visas generally, please visit our visas and migration page.
Important ETA update: Taiwan ordinary passport holders can now apply using the AustralianETA smartphone app
Consular assistance
If you require consular / passport assistance while in Taiwan you can visit or call the Australian Office (AO) in Taipei. The assistance we provide is guided by the Consular Services Charter.
Consular services are provided on weekdays, between 8:45am and 5:15pm, except for public holidays. Telephone enquiries can be made on +886 2 8725 4100. Alternatively, you can email us at [email protected]
DFAT also provides Australians with emergency consular services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can contact the Consular Emergency Centre on 1300 555 135 within Australia or +61 2 6261 3305 from outside Australia or SMS +61 421 269 080.
For more information on our consular services, please visit our Services for Australians page.
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