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Submission: On February 16 via api from FR — Scanned from AU
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Australian High Commission Nigeria * Skip to main content * Text size * * Toggle navigation * * About us * Home * About Us * Current Vacancies * Development cooperation * Australia-Nigeria relationship * * Australians * Passport Services * Services for Australians * * Connecting with Australia * Travelling to Australia * Doing business with Australia * Study in Australia * * Showcasing Australia * About Australia * * News and media * News Archive * * Contact us * Contact us CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) The health and safety of Australians overseas is our highest priority. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are not taking public appointments at this time. Our ability to provide some services may be limited. We will continue to prioritise consular services to those in genuine need. If you require urgent assistance, please contact our Consular Emergency Centre, Canberra (Australia): +61 2 6261 3305. * Smartraveller information on Coronavirus (COVID-19) * Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions for people entering Australia * Information on the Australian government’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) isolation requirements * Further information from the Australian Government MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to promote and protect Australian interests, positions and values through friendly relations and deeper understanding with Nigeria and countries of accreditation, by: - Forging strong and flexible partnerships that value people and demonstrate inclusiveness; - Advocating and collaborating with partners to achieve foreign policy, trade and development outcomes; - Delivering exemplary consular services to protect the welfare of Australians overseas; - Sharing information about each other’s countries, cultures and economies through focused public diplomacy; and - Promoting mutually beneficial trade and investment opportunities. VISAS The Australian High Commission cannot answer visa or immigration enquiries. Further information on visas is provided on the Travelling to Australia web page solely to help you identify the correct contact point. For Visa Enquiries please contact the Department of Home Affairs Global Service Centre (GSC) on +61 2 6196 0196, open Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00 (local time) or via the Australian Immigration Enquiry Form CONSULAR ASSISTANCE Smartraveller information - COVID-19 updates If you are an Australian citizen with a consular or passport inquiry, the Australian High Commission can be contacted via email at ahc.abuja@dfat.gov.au or on +234 (0) 9460 6960 (during business hours). For urgent consular assistance, please contact the Australian 24-hour consular emergency centre in Canberra on: +61 2 6261 3305. Smartraveller has the latest, authoritative travel advice so you can be informed and prepared about overseas travel. 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No Australian Diplomat or Australian Border Force Special Agent will contact you offering jobs or visas. Legitimate Australian Government border related email addresses end with @dfat.gov.au or @border.gov.au. Anything that contains a .net or a .com or anything else is a scam. Report suspected fraud to: nairobi.Compliance@dfat.gov.au or integrity.Pretoria@dfat.gov.au Any information you provide will be treated confidentially. Should you believe that you are the victim of a scam, you should report it to your local police and you may also wish to report it via the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's Scamwatch website. In order to protect yourself from visa scams, you should only deal with official Australian Government channels such as the departmental website, reputable travel agents, Australian Visa Application Centres, or the Australian High Commission or Embassy in your country. Further information on scams can be found on our Information on Scams page. 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