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Appendix 13

Summary of the overseas network

Following is a summary of the overseas network at 30 June 2003. A comprehensive listing of the overseas network, including arrangements for the accreditation and responsibilities of overseas posts is available at the department’s website, www.dfat.gov.au/dept. These listings are updated regularly.

Table 34. Embassies, high commissions, consulates and multilateral missions managed by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (84 posts)

Country of location	City	Post type
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Embassy
Austria	Vienna	Embassy/Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Bangladesh	Dhaka	High Commission
Barbados	Bridgetown	High Commission
Belgium	Brussels	Embassy/Mission to the European Union
Brazil	Brasilia	Embassy
Brunei Darussalam	Bandar Seri Begawan	High Commission
Burma	Rangoon	Embassy
Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Embassy
Canada	Ottawa	High Commission
Chile	Santiago	Embassy
China, People’s Republic of	Beijing	Embassy
	Guangzhou	Consulate-General
	Hong Kong SAR	Consulate-General
	Shanghai	Consulate-General
Croatia	Zagreb	Embassy
Cyprus	Nicosia	High Commission
Denmark	Copenhagen	Embassy
East Timor	Dili	Embassy
Egypt	Cairo	Embassy
Federated States of Micronesia	Pohnpei	Embassy
Fiji	Suva	High Commission
France	Paris1	Embassy
	Paris	Delegation to the OECD
Germany	Berlin	Embassy
Greece	Athens	Embassy
Hungary	Budapest	Embassy
India	New Delhi	High Commission
Indonesia	Jakarta	Embassy
	Bali (Denpasar)	Consulate-General
Iran	Tehran	Embassy
Ireland	Dublin	Embassy
Israel	Tel Aviv	Embassy
Italy	Rome	Embassy
Japan	Tokyo	Embassy
Jordan	Amman	Embassy
Kenya	Nairobi	High Commission
Kiribati	Tarawa	High Commission
Korea, Republic of	Seoul	Embassy
Laos	Vientiane	Embassy
Lebanon	Beirut	Embassy
Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	High Commission
Malta	Valletta	High Commission
Mauritius	Port Louis	High Commission
Mexico	Mexico City	Embassy
Nepal	Kathmandu	Embassy
Netherlands	The Hague	Embassy
New Caledonia	Noumea	Consulate-General
New Zealand	Wellington	High Commission
Nigeria	Lagos2	High Commission
Pakistan	Islamabad	High Commission
Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby	High Commission
Philippines	Manila	Embassy
Poland	Warsaw	Embassy
Portugal	Lisbon	Embassy
Russia	Moscow	Embassy
Samoa	Apia	High Commission
Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Embassy
Serbia and Montenegro3	Belgrade	Embassy
Country of location	City	Post type
Singapore	Singapore	High Commission
Solomon Islands	Honiara	High Commission
South Africa	Pretoria	High Commission
Spain	Madrid	Embassy
Sri Lanka	Colombo	High Commission
Sweden	Stockholm	Embassy
Switzerland	Geneva	Permanent Mission to the United Nations
	Geneva	Permanent Mission to the WTO/
		Consulate-General
Thailand	Bangkok	Embassy
Tonga	Nuku’alofa	High Commission
Turkey	Ankara	Embassy
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi	Embassy
United Kingdom	London	High Commission
United States of America	Washington DC	Embassy
	Chicago	Consulate-General
	Honolulu	Consulate-General
	Los Angeles	Consulate-General
	New York	Consulate-General
	New York	Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Vanuatu	Port Vila	High Commission
Vatican City	Vatican City4	Embassy
Venezuela	Caracas	Embassy
Vietnam	Hanoi	Embassy
	Ho Chi Minh City	Consulate-General
Zimbabwe	Harare	High Commission
1 The permanent delegation to UNESCO is located within the embassy in Paris. 2 The high commission moved to Abuja on 8 September 2003. 3 The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) was officially dissolved on 4 February 2003 after the establishment of the state of Serbia and Montenegro. 4 Embassy to the Holy See. Note: In Baghdad, the Australian Government maintains the Australian Representative Office. The Office facilitates our contribution to Iraq’s rehabilitation, liaises with the Coalition Provisional Authority and key Iraqis, pursues other Australian interests, including in the commercial sphere, and provides limited consular services to Australian citizens in Iraq. In Nauru, the department maintains an Australian Administrative Centre to facilitate mutual cooperation on processing applications from asylum seekers. In Ramallah, the Australian Government maintains the Australian Representative Office. The Office manages dealings with the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Gaza and has responsibility for Australia’s development assistance program for the Palestinians. In Taipei, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry maintains the Australian Commerce and Industry Office, the staff of which includes staff seconded from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Austrade, the Department of Education, Science and Training and the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs.

Table 35. Consulates managed by Austrade (17 posts)

Country of location	City	Post type
Brazil	Sao Paulo	Consulate-General
Canada	Toronto	Consulate-General
Germany	Frankfurt	Consulate-General
India	Mumbai	Consulate-General
Italy	Milan	Consulate-General
Japan	Fukuoka	Consulate-General
	Nagoya	Consulate
	Osaka	Consulate-General
	Sapporo	Consulate
	Sendai	Consulate
New Zealand	Auckland	Consulate-General
Peru	Lima	Consulate-General
Romania	Bucharest	Consulate-General
Turkey	Istanbul	Consulate-General
United Arab Emirates	Dubai	Consulate-General
United States of America	Atlanta	Consulate-General
	San Francisco	Consulate-General

Table 36. Consulates headed by honorary consuls (49 posts)

Note: This list includes all locations for which a bilateral agreement is current.
Country of location	City
Angola	Luanda*
Bolivia	La Paz
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro
Bosnia-Herzegovina	Sarajevo*
Bulgaria	Sofia
Canada	Vancouver
Colombia	Bogota
Czech Republic	Prague
Ecuador	Guayaquil
Estonia	Tallinn
Finland	Helsinki
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	Skopje
French Polynesia	Papeete
Ghana	Accra*
Greece	Thessaloniki
Indonesia	Balikpapan*
	Kupang*
	Medan
Korea, Republic of	Pusan
Latvia	Riga*
Lithuania	Vilnius
Malaysia	Kota Kinabalu
	Kuching
	Penang
Mexico	Guadalajara
	Monterrey
Mozambique	Maputo
Norway	Oslo
Pakistan	Karachi
Papua New Guinea	Lae
Russia	St Petersburg
	Vladivostok
Slovenia	Ljubljana
Country of location	City
South Africa	Cape Town*
	Durban
Spain	Barcelona
	Seville
Thailand	Chiang Mai*
	Koh Samui
Ukraine	Kyiv
United Kingdom	Edinburgh
	Manchester
United States of America	Boston*
	Denver
	Detroit
	Houston
	Miami
	Seattle
Uruguay	Montevideo
* Currently vacant

Table 37. Places where Canada provides consular services to Australian citizens

Consular area	Canadian post responsible	Australian supervising post
Burkina Faso	Ouagadougou	Lagos
Cameroon	Yaounde	Lagos
Congo, Democratic Republic of	Kinshasa	Harare
Costa Rica	San Jose	Mexico City
Côte d’Ivoire	Abidjan	Lagos
Cuba	Havana	Mexico City
Ecuador	Quito	Caracas
Ethiopia	Addis Ababa	Nairobi
Gabon	Libreville	Lagos
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Mexico City
Guinea	Conakry	Lagos
Mali	Bamako	Lagos
Morocco	Rabat	Paris Embassy
Niger	Niamey	Lagos
Senegal The Gambia	Dakar	Lagos
Syria	Damascus	Cairo
Tanzania	Dar es Salaam	Nairobi
Tunisia	Tunis	Cairo

Table 38. Places where Australia provides consular services to Canadian citizens

Consular area	Australian post responsible	Canadian supervising post
Burma	Rangoon	Bangkok
Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Bangkok
East Timor	Dili	Jakarta
Federated States of Micronesia	Pohnpei	Canberra
Guam
Marshall Islands
Northern Marianas
Palau
French Polynesia	Noumea	Wellington
Bali	Bali (Denpasar)	Jakarta
Nusa Tenggara Barat
Hawaii	Honolulu	Los Angeles
Kiribati	Tarawa	Wellington
Laos	Vientiane	Bangkok
Nauru	Suva	Canberra
New Caledonia	Noumea	Canberra
Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby	Canberra
Samoa	Apia	Wellington
Solomon Islands	Honiara	Canberra
Tonga	Nuku’alofa	Wellington
Vanuatu	Port Vila	Canberra

 

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