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AUSTRALIA HELPS BURMESE CYCLONE VICTIMS

Australia will provide AU$25 million (RM75 million) in humanitarian assistance to the people of Burma following Cyclone Nargis. Australia is doing everything possible to ensure that aid assistance reaches affected populations through the United Nations and non-government organisations.

Read more about Australia's assistance here.

CONSULAR INFORMATION

• Online Register for Australians in Malaysia (Australians residing overseas for extended periods are encouraged to register here)
• Travel Advice to Malaysia
• General Travel Advice
• Smart Traveller
• Taxation
• Consular Services Charter
  • How do we help you ?
  • How can you help us to help you ?
  • What we can do for you
  • What we cannot do for you
• Authentications and Apostilles

PASSPORT INFORMATION

The Australian Passports Act 2005 came into force on 1 July 2005

• Applying for an Australian Passport while overseas
  • Passport application checklist for an adult
  • Passport application checklist for a minor (under 18 years of age)
• Lost or Stolen Passport

PLEASE NOTE:

1. It is an offence not to report the incident as soon as practicable after you become aware of the loss or theft of your Australian passport
2. The new policy, effective immediately, is that the dimensions of a child photo must be the same as adult photo dimensions - ie - chin to crown measurement be 32-36mm regardless of the age of the applicant.

TRAVELLING TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA

From 31 March 2007, the Australian Government introduced enhanced security measures to limit the amount of liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) that can be taken on board international flights as carry-on baggage.

These measures apply to all flights to and from Australia. We recommend that you look through the following information brochures and pack your bags in accordance with these new rules before you check-in.

New rules for taking LAGs through security onto international flights:

• Guidelines in English 
• Guidelines in Malay 
• Guidelines in Chinese

For more information, please visit the Department of Transport and Regional Services.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES

• 25 April: Australian and New Zealand soldiers honoured at ANZAC Day services in Malaysia
• 10 April: Australia Network Offers Malaysia a Different View