Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Perth
Australia · Perth

Consular services are by appointment only.
Make an AppointmentA booking through SIPRO, the online reservation system, is mandatory for passport issuance or replacement, visa applications and issuance of the Nomor Identitas Tunggal. For other consular services — driving licence verification, document legalisation, registration of marriages and births, and affidavits — a reservation is strongly recommended, but walk-in applicants are for now still served subject to counter capacity. One reservation covers one person and one service; for visas alone, a single booking may cover a family or group of up to four. A Lapor Diri registration number from the Peduli WNI portal is needed to book. Collecting a completed document requires no reservation. Beyond Perth, the Consulate runs a Saturday Consular Service and the mobile Warung Konsuler across regional Western Australia, both announced on its social media.
Contact
- Address
- 134 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth
6004 Western Australia Open in map - Phone
- +61892215858
- Emergency
- +61499772978
+61422749377 - [email protected]
[email protected] - Fax
- (61-8)9221 5688
- Website
- https://www.kemlu.go.id/perth
- Document submission
- Monday – Friday 09:00 – 12:00
- Document collection
- Monday – Thursday 13:00 – 15:30 Friday 13:30 – 16:00
- States
- Western Australia
Nearby public transport
Easiest way to get there: Bus stop Hay St Before Bennett St about 100 m
- Hay St Before Bennett St Bus stop Lines: 111, 160 about 100 m
- Adelaide Tce Before Plain St Bus stop Lines: 32, 33, 39, 72, 73, 111, 160, 176 about 100 m
- Adelaide Tce After Plain St Bus stop Lines: 24, 32, 33, 39, 72, 73, 176, 177 about 150 m
Distances are straight-line; the actual walk is longer.
Transport data: © OpenStreetMap contributors
Services
- Passport
- Visa
- Document legalisation
- Civil Registry
- Citizen Protection
- Emergency Travel Document
Officials

Staff list (20)
Economic Affairs
Information, Social and Cultural
Protocol and Consular
Communication
Chancery
Non-Diplomatik Staff/SK 111
Local Staff
Past officials (1)
Updated from the official source on 3 September 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need for an Indonesian passport application, and how long does it take?
You must register on the Peduli WNI portal, book online through SIPRO, and attend in person for the photograph and biometric capture. Bring: your old passport and a copy of it; a copy of your valid Australian visa; a copy of proof of address (Australian driver's licence, bank statement, or electricity/telephone bill); a copy of an ID card showing your NIK (KTP, Family Card, or Indonesian driver's licence); a copy of a supporting document (birth or marriage certificate, diploma, or baptism certificate); and a police report if the passport was lost. Payment is by debit or credit card only. Processing takes three working days, and the passport can be mailed to your home address if you enclose a registered-post envelope. Applicants under 18 must also provide copies of both parents' marriage certificate, both parents' passports and visas, and one parent's ID card.
Can the Consulate General in Perth issue an electronic passport (e-Passport)?
Not yet. The Consulate General in Perth cannot issue e-Passports, polycarbonate passports or ten-year passports. If you need one, apply through the Consulate General in Sydney or at an immigration office in Indonesia, booking through the M-Paspor application.
My passport has been lost. What is the replacement procedure?
Report the loss to the local police and obtain a report containing the incident number, then attach it to your application for a new passport at the Consulate General in Perth. You will also be interviewed about how the passport was lost, and the interview is recorded in an official statement (BAP). A lost-passport surcharge applies in addition to the ordinary issuance fee.
If I come with my family, is one reservation enough?
No. One reservation slot covers one applicant and one service. If four family members are replacing their passports, four separate slots are needed. For visa applications only, a single reservation may cover a family or group of up to four people.
Can I renew my Indonesian driving licence at the Consulate General in Perth?
No, because driving licences fall under the authority of the Indonesian Police. What the Consulate General in Perth can do is verify the licence: register on the Peduli WNI portal, complete the application form, and submit a copy of your passport, the original licence together with a copy, and a copy of your valid Australian visa. Processing takes one working day.
What are the requirements for document legalisation for Indonesian citizens?
Register online, complete the application form, and submit a copy of your passport and of your valid visa. Your Australian address and passport number must appear on the document to be legalised, and you must sign it in front of the officer. The fee follows the service tariff and differs for business and non-business documents. Processing takes one working day.
What are the requirements for document legalisation for foreign nationals?
Complete the application form and submit a copy of your passport and of your valid visa (for non-Australian citizens). The document must first be legalised by a Public Notary and by DFAT — the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade office in Western Australia. The fee follows the service tariff and differs for business and non-business documents. Processing takes one working day.
Are there services outside working days, or for Indonesians living far from Perth?
Yes. The Consulate General runs a Saturday Consular Service (SCS) at least once a month, and Warung Konsuler, a mobile service that travels to regional areas. Over the past five years Warung Konsuler has visited Mandurah, Bunbury, Busselton, Margaret River, Albany, Kalgoorlie, Geraldton, Karratha, Port Hedland and Broome. Both schedules are announced on the Consulate's social media.