
The Consular Services Charter outlines the consular services and assistance provided by the Australian Government to travellers overseas. Read the Charter to understand how we can and can't help.
Everything you need to know before you go
Providing international travel advice for Australians overseas
France's national terrorist alert warning remains at the highest level. Expect high-level security nationwide, including at schools, places of worship, shopping centres and landmarks.
The Consular Services Charter outlines the consular services and assistance provided by the Australian Government to travellers overseas. Read the Charter to understand how we can and can't help.
Do you need a document legalised, or a Certificate of No Impediment for your upcoming marriage? The Australian Government can provide some notarial services.
If you're going overseas, travel insurance is as important as a passport. If you can't afford travel insurance, you can't afford to travel. Read our advice, and download the CHOICE travel insurance guide before you go.
Many Aussies travel to escape the Australian cold, whether it’s a trip to Southeast Asia or to Europe for summer fun. We've put together some advice to help keep you walking on sunshine during your winter escape.
Australians love to hit the beach or pool wherever they go. But even if you're familiar with the water and are a strong swimmer, it's important to remember how quickly things can go wrong.
It's that time of year to hit the festival grounds of the Northern Hemisphere. But while having the time of your life, it's important to know how to keep you and your belongings safe.
On 25 April, Anzac Day services will be held in major cities and at international war memorials. If you're travelling to attend a service, understand the risks and plan ahead.
For information on assisted departures for Australian citizens or permanent residents, make sure you register on the DFAT crisis registration portal (see ‘Safety’). We will contact registered Australians directly with important updates.
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