For Australians travelling to Japan or planning to travel to Japan, please refer to the Australian Government’s Smartraveller website and the Japanese Government’s Immigration Services Agency of Japan (ISAJ) website for the latest news and information.

You can apply online for most Australian visas through ImmiAccount. As our visa and citizenship services are available online, the Australian Embassy and Consulate-General in Japan do not accept visa and citizenship applications by mail or in-person. Biometrics Collection

Australian Embassy Tokyo 2-1-14 Mita, Minato-ku Tokyo 108-8361 Tel: 03-5232-4111 . Opening hours Passport and Notarial services are by appointment only. Consular office is open: 9:00-12:30 and 13:30-17:00 (Monday - Friday, excluding Embassy holidays) Consular, notarial, and Australian passport enquiries: [email protected]

The Australian Embassy in Tokyo and the Australian Consulate General in Osaka cannot provide advice on visa (ETA), immigration, citizenship and travel restriction matters. For enquiries related to those topics, please contact: Department of Home Affairs Global Service Centre (GSC): +61 2 6196 0196 (language support services available)

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Renewal of your Australian driver's licence. We cannot provide Australian driver's license renewal kits or process licence fee payments. To obtain an overseas Australian driver's license renewal kit, please contact the Transport Authority in your state.

Australian Embassy Tokyo Consular Section email address: [email protected] Australian Consulate-General Osaka Consular Section email address: [email protected] Go to Passport Topics for more passport related information.

Consular services to Australian citizens living and travelling throughout Japan are provided by the Embassy in Tokyo and by the Consulates-General in Osaka. If you require consular assistance, you should contact the Australian mission nearest to you.

To find out if your Japanese divorce is recognised in Australia, please contact the Family Court of Australia directly. To find out more information on Family Law in Japan, please see the Family Law page on our website.

Mr James Strachan commenced his posting at the Australian Embassy, Tokyo, in January 2025. James engages with stakeholders across agriculture, fisheries and forestry issues with a focus on trade and cooperation.