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Australian Consulate-General
+1 212 351 6500
Public phone line
New York, United States
Host country phone routing
Represents Australia
Embassy or consular office
Calling details
Dial +1 212 351 6500 from outside United States. Inside United States, the same office may publish it as (212) 351-6500.
Office name
Australian Consulate-General
Office type
consulate general
Represents
Australia
Located in
New York, United States
International number
+1 212 351 6500
Host dialing country
United States (US)
Before you call
This consulate general is usually better for passport, visa, notarial, and citizen-service questions in its local region. Confirm its jurisdiction before sending documents.
This consulate general has operated in New York since 1945.
Dialing format
Use +1 212 351 6500 in PipePhone. The local/national format is usually (212) 351-6500.
Source trail
Generated 2026-07-15
Public datasets can lag behind embassy website changes. Use the official website link when the call concerns emergency travel documents, passport collection, or a visa deadline.
How it works
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FAQ
Yes. PipePhone calls real phone numbers from your browser. This page lists +1 212 351 6500 for Australian Consulate-General in New York, United States, routed through United States.
East 42nd Street 150, 10017 New York. Use this for mailed documents. For a phone call, dial +1 212 351 6500 through PipePhone instead of visiting in person.
No. PipePhone is an independent calling service. Always confirm visa, passport, and emergency instructions on the embassy's official website.
The phone number and address come from public OpenStreetMap diplomatic office data, generated 2026-07-15. Embassy details can change, so verify anything time-sensitive against the official website when one is listed.
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