Consulate General of Greece in Sydney to process only emergency cases

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Due to the recent developments regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, from Monday 28.06.2021 through Friday 09.07.2021 the Consulate General of Greece in Sydney will only be handling emergency and strictly necessary consular cases, by appointment only.

Should you need to contact the Consulate General of Greece in Sydney for emergency cases that require an appointment, you can do so by email at grgencon.sid@mfa.gr or by phone on +61292845500.

Please note that already scheduled appointments for the above period (28.06.2021-09.07.2021) are postponed until further notice.

The Consulate thanks people in advance for their understanding and cooperation and they remain at people’s disposal for any further assistance.

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