The Consulate-General of China in Brisbane is at Level 9, 79 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000. It handles consular matters for people living in Queensland.
What you can do at this office
China's official channels list these services for people in Australia:
- Notarial services for Chinese citizens
- First ordinary passport (adults)
- Ordinary passport renewal
- Passport for children under 16 (including newborns in Australia)
- Replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged passport
- Life certificate for Chinese pensions
- Travel document for children born abroad or of mixed-nationality parents
- Visa application by post
- Visa for China (ordinary passports)
Contact and opening hours
To reach the office, call +61 7 3210 6509, email chinaconsul_bri_au@mfa.gov.cn and visit brisbane.chineseconsulate.org. The opening hours shown on this page are those published by the office.
Other offices of China in Australia
- Embassy of China in Canberra15 Coronation Drive, Yarralumla, ACT 2600
- Consulate-General of China in Sydney39 Dunblane Street, Camperdown, NSW 2050
- Consulate-General of China in Adelaide83 Fifth Avenue, Joslin, SA 5070
- Consulate-General of China in Melbourne75-77 Irving Road, Toorak, VIC 3142
- Consulate-General of China in Perth45 Brown Street, East Perth, WA 6004
Questions about this office
Where is the Consulate-General of China in Brisbane?
It is at Level 9, 79 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000. The phone number published for the office is +61 7 3210 6509.
Which areas does the Consulate-General of China in Brisbane serve?
According to the Australian Government's consular list, it serves Queensland. Consular offices normally only handle cases from their own district.
What services does China offer in Australia?
China's official channels list 9 services for people in Australia, covering notarial acts and powers of attorney, passports, life certificates for pensions, emergency travel documents and visas. Each service page explains which office handles it.
Do I need an appointment?
Many consular offices only receive visitors by appointment, and opening hours change on public holidays of both countries. Call or email the office, or check its website, before you go.
Before you visit
These details come from the Australian Government's diplomatic and consular list, last checked on 24 octubre 2026. Offices move and hours change, so confirm with the office before you travel.
Something out of date? Let us know.