Romania is represented in Australia by its embassy in Canberra, a consulate-general in Sydney, a consulate in Melbourne and 3 honorary consuls.
Each office serves a set area called a consular district. Check which office covers the state where you live before you book an appointment or post documents.
Which office of Romania covers your state
| If you live in | Contact |
|---|---|
| New South Wales | Consulate-General in Sydney |
| Victoria | Consulate in Melbourne |
| Queensland | Consulate-General in Sydney |
| Western Australia | Consulate in Melbourne |
| South Australia | Consulate in Melbourne |
| Tasmania | Consulate in Melbourne |
| Northern Territory | Consulate-General in Sydney |
| Australian Capital Territory | Embassy in Canberra (O'Malley) |
Offices of Romania in Australia
Open an office to see its full address, opening hours by day, the area it serves and how to contact it.
- Embassy in Canberra (O'Malley)Embassy of Romania in Canberra4 Dalman Crescent, O'Malley, ACT 2606+61 2 6286 7539Address, hours and services
- Consulate-General in SydneyConsulate-General of Romania in Sydney4/83 York Street, Sydney, NSW 2000+61 2 9299 3764Address, hours and services
- Consulate in MelbourneConsulate of Romania in MelbourneSuite 10.01A, Level 10, 5 Queens Road, Melbourne, VIC 3004+61399783804|+61399783805Address, hours and services
Honorary consuls of Romania
Honorary consuls are appointed by Romania to help its citizens locally. They can assist in emergencies and with some certificates, but rarely issue passports or visas.
- Honorary Consulate in Surfers ParadiseHonorary Consulate of Romania in Surfers Paradise2/66 Appel Street, Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217+61 7 5526 7467Address, hours and services
- Honorary Consulate in Adelaide (Findon)Honorary Consulate of Romania in Adelaide12 St Albyns Street, Findon, SA 5023Address, hours and services
- Honorary Consulate in Perth (Bayswater)Honorary Consulate of Romania in Perth30 Aughton Street, Bayswater, WA 6053Address, hours and services
Consular services of Romania for people in Australia
Romania's official channels list 17 services for people in Australia. Each one shows where to apply, what to bring and the fees when they are published.
- Registration of a birth (not registered locally)Romanian citizen parents whose child's birth was not registered with local authorities abroad can have it registered in the Romanian civil registers and get a Romanian birth certificate.
- Registration of a deathMissions register the death of Romanian citizens abroad in the Romanian civil registers.
- Transcription of a foreign birth certificateRomanian citizens abroad can have a birth certificate issued by Australian authorities entered in the Romanian civil registers, provided the birth was first registered locally.
- Transcription of a foreign marriage certificateRomanian citizens abroad can have an Australian marriage certificate entered in the Romanian civil registers.
- Power of attorney (notarial)Romanian citizens abroad can have a power of attorney notarised at a mission.
- Simple electronic passport / temporary passport / first ID cardRomanian citizens living abroad request a simple electronic passport, a one-year temporary passport, a travel title or a first identity card through the consular portal and the mission.
- Mortuary passport (transport of remains)Authorises the funeral transport of a deceased person of Romanian citizenship or origin to Romania.
- Romanian e-visaThird-country nationals who need a Romanian visa apply online on the official e-visa portal, then appear in person at a Romanian mission with originals.
Other services listed by Romania
- Grant of Romanian citizenship (Art. 8 ind. 1), oath, and minors' citizenshipThe portal lists the grant of citizenship under Art. 8 ind. 1, the oath of allegiance, and parallel services for minors. Official page
- Proof of Romanian citizenship and duplicate citizenship certificatePeople who acquired citizenship under Art. 8 ind. 1, 10 or 11 and took the oath at the mission can request proof of citizenship in their own name; a duplicate certificate can also be requested. Official page
- Reacquisition of Romanian citizenship (Art. 10)Former Romanian citizens and their descendants up to the second degree can regain citizenship while keeping foreign citizenship, living in Romania or abroad. Biometrics are mandatory (facial image and two fingerprints). Official page
- Reacquisition of Romanian citizenship (Art. 11)People who lost Romanian citizenship involuntarily and their descendants up to the third degree can have it granted while keeping other citizenship. Biometrics are mandatory. Official page
- Renunciation of Romanian citizenshipAdult Romanian citizens abroad who have, or are assured of, another citizenship can apply to renounce Romanian citizenship for serious reasons, subject to no pending criminal charges or state debts. Official page
- Verification of authenticity of a Romanian driving licenceMissions verify a Romanian driving licence so that holders living abroad can obtain or exchange a licence in their country of residence. Official page
- Apostille / supralegalisation of Romanian documentsGuidance and requests for apostille or supralegalisation so Romanian official documents are recognised in another country. Official page
- Certification that a person is aliveA consular officer confirms in person, against a valid ID, that the applicant is alive and issues a notarial certificate. Official page
- Romanian criminal record certificateMissions help Romanian citizens abroad obtain a criminal record certificate from Romania, or an adeverinta valid only abroad where the host country accepts it. Official page
Before you contact Romania's missions
Office details come from the Australian Government's diplomatic and consular lists and each country's official pages, last checked on 24 octubre 2026. Opening hours, fees and requirements change without notice, so confirm with the office before you travel or send documents.
If something on this page is out of date, tell us and we will check it against the official source.