Contact Us

Australian High Commission

India

High Commission address: 1/50 G Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021 - Telephone: 4139 9900 - Fax: 4149 4490

Enquiries before lodging an application

Do you want to know what type of visa to apply for?

For all enquiries related to lodging visa applications and visa requirements please contact the VFS Global helpline on 022 - 67866006 (national callers) +91-22-67866006 (international callers) or via email: info.auin@vfshelpline.com

The Australian Immigration Section in New Delhi has an arrangement with VFS Global to receive visa applications at the Australian Visa Application Centre (AVAC). For more details, please see the VFS Global website: http://www.vfs-au-in.com/Contact.aspx

Client Counter Hours at VFS: Monday to Friday 0800 – 1600

Enquiries after you have lodged an application

If you have lodged a visa application with us and you have any queries related to your visa application you may wish to contact the visa office of the Australian High Commission, New Delhi via email. Please ensure that you mention your file reference number or passport number in all correspondence with the visa office.

For queries related to citizenship, email: citizenship.newdelhi@dfat.gov.au
For queries related to refugee and humanitarian visas, email: India.RefHumVisas@dfat.gov.au
For queries related to eVisa applications: estudents.adelaide@immi.gov.au
For queries about eVisa password resets and new log in ID: evisa.access.mailbox@immi.gov.au
For queries related to all other visas, email: immigration.india@dfat.gov.au
If you have information regarding suspected immigration fraud, please contact the Visa Office in New Delhi or email to us at: integrity.newdelhi@dfat.gov.au

DIAC Visa Office

Client counter hours: by appointment only

For an appointment

• telephone +011 4122 1000 (0830 - 1300 and 1400 – 1700; Monday to Friday).

Please note that we are unable to accept emails with a total file size larger than 5mb. Under current arrangements, no notification will be generated for emails exceeding 5mb which are not successfully received. If you need to send large emails, please consider sending these as several, smaller documents, and another email informing the relevant area that the emails have been sent.

The Department of Immigration and Citizenship is bound by the Privacy Act 1988 not to disclose any information related to applications to any person other than the applicant, authorised persons or authorised agents. If you are not one of the above mentioned people, we are prohibited from releasing specific information about the application to you. If you wish to be an authorised person, please complete form956.