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Cristina, a consular officer in Portugal, reflects on assisting bereaved family and friends when their travel companion unexpectedly died in Lisbon.
All travellers face risks overseas. Risks can be higher for LGBTQIA+ people in some destinations.
All travellers face risks overseas. The risks can be different depending on your colour, race, ethnicity or religion. Make sure you get the facts first and take steps to reduce your risks.
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Now that travel is opening up, Australians are once again able to head overseas to visit family during the holiday season. Although it’s not festive to think about, there are some risks that are greater at during the holiday season. We want to make sure you have a safe and successful trip.
The Australian Government delivers passport services for Australians through the Australian Passport Office. Read more about passports in Australia and overseas.