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Phone us on 131 232 or contact your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular mission. The Australian Passports Act 2005 has penalties for people who don’t report the loss or theft of their passport as soon as possible. It’s also a criminal offence to make false or misleading statements.
- Passport lost or stolen? Here's what to do. - Australian Passport Office
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- What to do if your passport’s been lost or stolen
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- Passport lost or stolen? Here's what to do. - Australian Passport Office
22 Ιουλ 2024 · You should report passport theft as soon as possible to protect your identity. Contact us on 131 232, or if you’re overseas contact your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular mission. When you tell us your passport has been lost or stolen, we cancel it immediately and we tell border authorities in Australia and overseas.
22 Φεβ 2023 · Can’t find your passport? Let us know by phoning 131 232 or contacting your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular mission. It’s important to do this as soon as possible. You can face penalties if you don’t report the loss or theft of your passport as soon as you’re aware it’s missing.
If you are in Australia, you can report a loss or theft by calling the Australian Passport Information Service (APIS) on 131 232. If overseas, you can contact your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular mission.
To see your visa details and conditions you will need information from a travel document such as your passport or ImmiCard. You will also need one of the following: visa evidence number. You will have a TRN if you applied for your visa online.
12 Ιουλ 2024 · Attach a scanned copy of your new passport. If you are already in Australia and lose your passport or have it stolen, the procedure is different. In this case, you will have to contact the local police authorities by telephone (131 444) or go to a police station, to report the loss or theft.
In Australia: Call the Australian Passport Office Contact Centre (APOCC) on 131 232. Overseas: Contact your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular mission in the country of application. Should you report a lost or stolen passport to police?
