Australian Embassy, Tel Aviv

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23 Yehuda Halevi St (Corner Herzl St)
Tel Aviv, 65136

Services

Passport Services

Passport application - Children under the age of 16

30 mins₪633

Passport application - Persons aged 16 and 17

20 mins₪1,067

Emergency Passport - Please read information carefully and provide the requested information

30 mins₪550

For same day or next day travel, please call the Embassy on 03 693 5000.

Please provide your full name, DOB, lost/passport number (if applicable), address, telephone no. and email address in the comments section.

Please refer to our website to download the PC8 application form and bring two passport photos, the completed application form and any other ID documents you may hold.

The emergency passport can be issued within 72 hours once all requirements are fulfilled. Travel must be within 5 days of the issue date. This travel document will contain only 4 visa pages and the validity will be limited to a period of up to 12 months.

If travel is via or to a country other than Australia, please contact the respective embassy of that country for entry and visa requirements. The Australian Embassy cannot provide visa information.

Passport application - Group booking

45 minsFree

Passport Application - Adults aged 18 and over

20 mins₪1,268

Adult Australian Passport Renewal Application- form (PC7). For adults whose previous passport:
-was issued from 1st January 2006 onwards
-had at least 2 years validity
-was issued when you were aged 16 years or over
-was issued in your current name, date of birth and sex
-can be presented at interview.
-has not been reported as lost/stolen.
See link for information: https://israel.embassy.gov.au/tavv/renew%5fpassport.html
For adult passport applications that do not meet the RENEWAL form requirements an application for a New Australian Passport Overseas- form (PC8) will be required. See link for information: https://israel.embassy.gov.au/tavv/new%5fpassport.html

Notarial services

Apostilles and authentication

20 mins₪218

Legalisation is the process where we verify the signature, seal or stamp on a document. We compare it to what we have on record.

Once we confirm the match, we attach an apostille or authentication certificate to it. Ask the receiving authority what they need.

The apostille or authentication certificate verifies the signature and/or seal on the document. You can then present it to the authority overseas who asked you for it.

Please bring your passport and original documents to the appointment.

Witnessing of Signature

20 mins₪187

Witnessing signatures
We can witness signatures on many official Australian documents, for use in Australia.

Be aware that you may not need DFAT to witness your signature. In many cases, you can find someone else locally to witness it for you. Ask the receiving authority in Australia who else can witness it for you.

Documents we can witness
Property transfers. Only for buying or selling property in Australia.
Australian statutory declarations. Only for use in Australia. Learn more about statutory declarations (Attorney-General's Department)
DFAT forms. This includes the Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage application form.
Notices of intended marriage. Learn more about Australian marriage forms (Attorney-General's Department)
Most federal government forms.
Some state government forms and private sector forms. Ask the form's issuing authority if they accept consular officials as authorised witnesses.
We don't witness signatures on overseas documents. Ask local authorities who can witness for you. Or get legal advice.

Land transfer/sale/mortgage documents

20 mins₪187

Certifying copy of a document

20 mins₪187

Certifying photographs and copies of original documents
We can certify photographs and true copies of documents overseas.

We can't tell you if you need a photograph or true copy certified, or if DFAT must do it. Ask the receiving authority if you need it certified and who can do it for you.

In many cases, you can find a local authorised person to do it for you.

If you still need DFAT to do it, see how to request our notarial services.

True copies of documents
We can photocopy your original document, and certify it is a true copy.

Documents must be Australian, or for use in Australia.
We apply the following certification on it: "This is a true copy of the document presented to me". This is DFAT approved wording. We won't alter it.
We don't certify or endorse the contents in your document. We only certify the copy is identical.

Photographs
We can certify that your photograph is of you.

The photograph must be for use in Australia. If it's for local use, you may need to find a local authority to certify it.

When the consular official confirms you are the person in the picture and sights your valid photo identification, they'll certify it.

We will state that the photograph is "a true likeness of [your name]". This is DFAT approved wording. We won't alter it.

Certificates of no Impediment to Marriage (CNI)

20 mins₪376

The Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage is a document stating that, provided you have told the truth at the time of the application and provided that you are not married to anyone else at the time of the marriage, then there are no laws prohibiting an Australian national marrying in the country where you are marrying.

We conduct no verifying checks in relation to issuing the certificate and this is clearly stated on the certificate.

The certificate does not state whether either applicant is single.

Please bring the application form (http://smartraveller.gov.au/services/legalising-documents/overseas.html), your and your partner's passport or ID Card and your original divorce decree/spouse's death certificate if either of you have been married before.

Affidavit

30 mins₪187

About

The Australian Embassy in Tel Aviv is the face of the Australian Government in Israel, and offers a wide range of diplomatic and government services to advance Australian interests.

These services include promoting Australia's key foreign policy and trade objectives, and managing Australia's important and dynamic relationship with the Israeli Government, in addition to processing visas for those wishing to visit or migrate to Australia.

The Embassy also provides a variety of services for Australian residents and visitors in Israel and the Palestinian Territories, including issuing passports and providing support and assistance to Australians in need.

telaviv.embassy@dfat.gov.au

https://israel.embassy.gov.au/

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317 reviews

Oded Olsha
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I needed to renew my passport and made an appointment online. Everyone was courteous and friendly, so much so that while the person attending to my application had to go around the corner another staff member walked by and asked me if someone was taking care of me. Ten and twenty years ago there was a slightly threatening atmosphere at the time of making a passport renewal, which seems to have completely evaporated.
Hadassa Roness
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The staff member was very helpful and lovely to deal with
Lisa Roper
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The service was pleasant, prompt, and professional. The young woman even offered to fill my water bottle from the staff cooler when I asked if there was a cooler in the building for customers. This was kindness going beyond official obligations and I very much appreciate it.
Mishel Abesidon
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Perfect, professional and smooth. Thank you
John Glaser
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Applying in person for my Oz passport renewal, every stage was super efficient, pleasant and responsive. Thanks, and 'Go staff team'!
Colin Fremder
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Very relaxing and profesional. Living in Beer Sheva was not sure of all requirements, rang Embassy and received immediate answers. No hasle. In and out very quickly.