Passports and Consular Fees
Valid from October 1, 2026
Travel document application fees
Accepted payment methods for passport applications and notarial services
All fees are charged in Australian dollars (AUD) or Argentine pesos (ARS). Payment may be made by credit or debit card. Cash and cheque payments are not accepted. Fees in ARS may vary monthly, depending on the exchange rate. Debit card payments in ARS are only accepted in person at the Australian Embassy in Buenos Aires (the Embassy) and cannot be processed via manual transaction. Another person may make the payment on your behalf. If the person designated to make the payment is not present at the time of your interview, the Embassy may accept your credit card payment upon presentation of a *Credit/Debit Card Authorisation Form* that has been completed and signed by the relevant cardholder.
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Travel documents and services |
AUD |
AR$ |
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Passports |
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Passport with 10-year validity (for individuals aged 18 and older)* |
$611 |
$639,665 |
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Passport with 10-year validity (for 16- and 17-year-olds)* |
$514 |
$538,115 |
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Passport with 5-year validity (for those under 16 years of age)* |
$305 |
$319,310 |
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Passport with 5-year validity (optional for individuals aged 75 or older)* |
$402 |
$420,860 |
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Emergency Passport |
$265 |
$277,430 |
|
Passport Replacement** |
$265 |
$277,430 |
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Observation following passport issuance |
$22 |
$23,030 |
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Other travel documents |
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Certificate of identity |
$265 |
$277,430 |
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Identity document |
$112 |
$117,255 |
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Convention travel document |
$265 |
$277,430 |
* Overseas service fee included (AUD 189 for adults and seniors, and AUD 92 for minors).
**Available only for replacing passports that have run out of visa pages, have minor damage, or in cases of a name change that does not qualify for a no-cost replacement. The current passport must have more than two years of validity remaining. Conditions apply. See www.passports.gov.au for more information.
Exchange rate: AUD 1 = AR$ 1,046.91
Payment information for Australian passport or travel document applications
In most cases, you will need to pay the equivalent amount in local currency. Fees listed in local currency are accurate at the time of publication and may vary due to exchange rate fluctuations.
Fees stated in Australian dollars (AUD) apply to passport and travel document applications; they are subject to an annual update and are exempt from the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
For further information, please contact the Australian embassy or consulate where you intend to submit your application.
Notarial Services Fees
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Notarial Service |
AUD |
AR$ |
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Administer an oath or receive a declaration or affirmation |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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To effect, or attempt to effect, service of a document, and to issue a certificate or sworn statement regarding the service or attempted service of a document. |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Witnessing a signature or a seal on a form or a declaration |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Issue of a statement or other document |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Verification and certification of a copy of a document or a part of a document |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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To sign a document, or to affix a stamp to a document or other object. |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Witness the execution of a will |
$90 |
$94,220 |
|
Transmit a document or other item through official channels |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Transfer of funds via official accounts, except for the purpose of settling the estate of a deceased person. |
$90 |
$94,220 |
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Preparation and issuance of an Apostille |
$105 |
$109,925 |
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Preparation and issuance of an authentication certificate |
$105 |
$109,925 |
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Preparation and issuance of a certificate of no impediment to marriage |
$181 |
$189,490 |
Please ensure that documents related to the notarial services you are requesting for the Australian Government, the Embassy, or the Consulate are presented in the correct format, and provide clear instructions regarding the service required. If you are unsure about the legal requirements applicable to the notarial services you need, we recommend seeking independent legal advice. Please note that neither the Australian Government nor the Australian Embassy, High Commission, or Consulate in the relevant country guarantees the legal validity of the document or the accuracy of its content. Fees paid for notarial services are non-refundable.