Consulate

Consulate and Embassy's
There are legal limits on to what the Australian Embassy can do to assist Australians overseas. If your passport has been lost or stolen, you are required by law to report the loss or theft. This should be done as soon as possible to your nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate or via the Australian Governments on-line service. You can report your passport as lost or stolen on-line.
Please note that passports reported as lost or stolen will be immediately and permanently cancelled. A cancelled passport must not be used for travel. So if you think you've lost your passport, cancel it, then find it again, don't use it!
24-hour emergency assistance for Australian citizens is available from the Consular Emergency Centre in Canberra:
+61 2 6261 3350 or
+61 1300 555135.

Tallinn, Estonia
If you find yourself needing a bit of a advice or assistance while in Estonia, we do have a consulate available to us. To get advice direct, contact the Honorary Consul, Mati.
Phone: +37 2650 9308
Email: mati@standard.ee
Map to get there.
Whilst the consulate is in Tallinn, it is important to remember it is not an embassy. Consulates can assist you with lost passports and general self-administration, but they cannot help you get out of a jam if you get yourself into one.

Sweden 
If you do need an Australian Embassy, you have two options: the first, best and closest option is Stockholm, Sweden.  The Australian Embassy in Sweden has non-resident accreditation to Estonia (includes visiting, reporting and consular responsibilities).
The following are some of the common notarial services that are provided by the Australian Embassy in Stockholm. Please note that fees apply for all notarial services.
* Witnessing signatures - including State and Commonwealth Statutory Declaration, drivers licence renewal and Notice of Intended Marriage (for marriage in Australia).
* Making and certifying copies of documents
* Issue of Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (for marriage overseas).
For information about other notarial services, please contact the Australian Embassy in Stockholm on:
+46 8613 2900.
The consular fees (in Swedish Kronor) are reviewed monthly and may be adjusted due to variations in exchange rate to the Australian dollar. 

Germany 
Your second option of Embassy is Berlin, Germany.
Australian citizens requiring consular assistance can contact the Australian Embassy in Berlin or the Australian Consulate-General in Frankfurt.
Wallstraße 76-79
10179 Berlin
Tel: +49 3088 0088 231 or -232
Fax: +49 3088 0088 238
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 8.30-17.00hrs, Fri 8.30-16.15hrs

Australian Consulate-General
Consular/Passports
Main Tower, 28th Floor
Neue Mainzer Str. 52-58
60311 Frankfurt
Tel: +49 6990 5580
Fax:+49 6990 5581 19
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 9.00-16.30hrs, Fri 9.00-16.00hrs

Australian Honorary Consul Munich
Ms Rebecca Liebel
C/- Computershare
Pranner Str. 8
80333 Munich
Opening hours: Tuesdays 9am – 1pm (by appointment only)

To make an appointment with the Honorary Consul, contact the Consular Section, Australian Embassy in Berlin on +49 30 880 0880. Please note that the Honorary Consul does not provide the same range of consular services provided by the Embassy in Berlin or the Consulate-General in Frankfurt.
For consular assistance outside the above opening hours, please phone
Consular Emergency Centre (24h): 0800 182 0661