Appointment-System of the German Foreign Office — Brisbane

Please choose an area

1. Passport / German National ID Card

Please book an appointment in this category to lodge a passport and/or German national ID card application.

Carefully read the information provided before making an appointment as we can only accept complete applications. You find detailed information on how to apply on our website under passports and German ID cards.

Passport photos can now be taken at our office.

Please also note, that appointments can only be booked up to 4 weeks in advance. Check back again later for more availabilities or email us in emergencies.

Continue

2. Consular Service

Consular Outreach Days of the Consulate General Sydney on 21 and 22 September 2026 in Brisbane

To schedule an appointment, please send an email to konsulat@sydn.diplo.de. The consular outreach days will take place at the office of the Honorary Consul in Brisbane.

Our services during the consultation days, in addition to the currently limited services, include:

  • Application for a certificate of good conduct
  • Certifications (e.g., application for a certificate of inheritance)
  • Renouncement of inheritance
  • Birth registration, name declaration, marriage registration
  • Declaration of consent to a notarization
  • Consular certificates
  • Certified copies
  • Certificates of life (pension)
  • Signature authentication

 

The Honorary Consul in Brisbane will be out of office through December 2026. Passport applications will continue to be accepted in Brisbane and forwarded to the Consulate General in Sydney. Furthermore, no consular services will be provided. This includes, in particular:

  • Certification of signatures (declarations of consent, powers of attorney, renunciations of inheritance, etc.)
  • Certification of copies
  • Any civil status applications (e.g. birth/marriage registrations, name declarations, divorce recognitions, etc.)

If your matter is urgent and cannot be postponed until the Honorary Consul’s return, please come to the Consulate General in Sydney.

Continue