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If your Swedish passport or national ID card has been lost or stolen in Australia, you should report the loss as soon as possible and ensure that the document is blocked so that it cannot be used by anyone else.
On the Swedish Police’s website, you can find information about what to do if your passport or national ID card is lost or stolen, including how the document can be blocked.
If the loss or theft has occurred in Australia, you should report the incident to the local Australian police.
Once you have filed a police report, you can have the document blocked by:
The police report can be presented at the Embassy or an Honorary Consulate either in connection with an application for a new passport or national ID card, or during a separate visit.
Information about how to apply for a new passport or national ID card in Australia can be found here: Passport and national ID card.
If you are in Australia and your passport has been lost or stolen, and you have a return flight back to Sweden, you may, under certain circumstances, apply for an emergency passport if there is insufficient time to obtain a new ordinary passport before departure. More information can be found here: Emergency passport.
Telephone:
+61 (0) 403 581 004
E-mail:
SwedishConsulateAdelaide@gmail.com
Address:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Adelaide
5 Elizabeth Court
Burnside SA 5066
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Sebastian Raneskold
Telephone
+61-(0)428 337 312
swedishconsul@hawkins.com.au
Address:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Brisbane
Level 19, 241 Adelaide Street
Brisbane QLD 4000
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email or telephone. Phone hours Monday 10 am to 12 noon.
Honorary Consul:
Michael Hawkins
Assistant:
Carolien Schoots
Telephone:
+61-7-4051 9699
Email:
sweden.cairns@gmail.com
Address:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Cairns
Level 1, 55 Spence Street
Cairns QLD 4870
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Sally Mlikota
Assistants:
Mara Fieldhouse & Ashleigh Leporati
Telephone:
+61-8-8946 2999
Email:
SwedishConsulDarwin@wardkeller.com.au
Fax
+61-8-8981 1253
Address:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Darwin
Level 7, NT House
22 Mitchell Street
Darwin NT 0800
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Kevin Stephens
Assistant:
Sue McLean
Telephone:
+61-3-6226 1258
Email:
swedcons.hobart@gmail.com
Address:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Hobart
Level 4, 99 Bathurst Street
Hobart TAS 7000
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Cara Hawkins
Telephone:
+61-(0)430 591 831
Email:
sweconsul.melbourne@aamvs.com.au
Address:
Honorary Consulate for Sweden in Melbourne
Level 3, 428 Little Bourke Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Benjamin Sandqvist
Telephone:
+61-(0)408 717 861
Email:
swedishconsulatewa@iinet.net.au
Visit:
Honorary Consulate of Sweden in Perth
Level 3, 1139 Hay Street
West Perth WA 6005
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul:
Lisa Jahrsten
Telephone:
+61-2-9909 3336
Email:
info@swedishconsulsyd.com.au
Address:
Honorary Consulate-General of Sweden in Sydney
Suite 301, 107 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
Visit:
By appointment only. Please note that all visits to the consulate must be scheduled in advance. Appointments can be booked via email.
Honorary Consul-General:
James Letherbarrow
Honorary Vice-Consul:
Anna Alvsdotter
Sweden has diplomatic relations with almost all states in the world, with embassies and consulates in around half of these. Sweden's foreign representation consists of approximately 100 missions abroad and 350 honorary consulates.