Services for Australians
The Australian Embassy in Majuro provides consular assistance to Australians in an emergency. Please be aware that not all consular and passport services are available in the Marshall Islands.
Travel advice
Please see our travel advice for the Marshall Islands.
Our new Smartraveller website includes a simple system for getting updates to this travel advice and a new approach to registration. We no longer ask Australians to register their travel before departure. The registration system activates only when there’s a crisis overseas.
Visit www.smartraveller.gov.au to subscribe or follow Smartraveller on Facebook and Twitter. The Embassy Facebook account will also provide updates in a crisis.
Consular assistance
As always, we encourage Australians overseas to stay in touch with friends and family and let them know your plans and that you’re safe. In the event of an emergency, please reach out to your insurance company, tour operator and/or family.
If you need immediate assistance, you can also call the Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305 from overseas or 1300 555 135 from within Australia.
Notarial services
The Australian Embassy in Majuro does not provide notarial services.
Australian Passport Offices in Sydney or Melbourne can legalise (Apostille/Authenticate) some Australian documents and can issue Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI). Information on how to request these services via mail can be found in the ‘Documents in Australia’ section on the Smartraveller website.
The Australian Embassy in Pohnpei may be able to assist with other notarial acts. Contact the Embassy by email on [email protected] or by phone on +691 320 5448.
Passports
For passport information including applying for or renewing your passport, visit www.passports.gov.au.
The Australian Embassy in Majuro does not issue passports. Australians citizens seeking to apply for or renew an Australian passport can attend a passport interview at the Australian Embassy in Pohnpei. On-line interviews may be available due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. (check)
If your passport has been lost or stolen in the Marshall Islands, report it online.
Australians living in the Marshall Islands
Consular services to Canadian Citizens
Commencing in March 2022, by agreement between Governments of Canada and Australia, the Australian Embassy in Majuro is authorised to provide Canadian citizens in RMI with certain consular services. For further information, please see here.