Program part of the Migrant Resource Centre which offers specialist services including counselling, advocacy, community development programs and natural therapies for survivors of torture and trauma.
Telephone operator will make appointment for client to attend office or will provide assistance over the phone.
Home and community care service for frail older migrants and younger migrants with disabilities and their carers. Services greater Launceston and North West areas.
Phone this number to obtain information about:
Application fees and processes
Citizenship ceremonies
Australian Citizenship affirmation ceremonies
Dual citizenship
Phone this number to:
Understand your obligations under the Employer Sanctions Legislation
Discuss your VEVO registration requirements
Phone this general enquiries number to:
Obtain general information on all temporary and permanent visa categories (including visitors, students, family migration, temporary business visas and refugee and humanitarian applications)
Make an appointment o lodge a Protection Visa or to provide your biometrics.
Change your contact details
Contact departmental officers
Ask questions about using VEVO and have your password recorded or reset
This number is only available if you are phoning from in Australia.
Phone this number to access interpreting services. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Tasmania State Office helps DFAT to maintain strong linkages with the community. They provide a range of services in support of our Portfolio Ministers and Parliamentary Secretary, and participate in international relations and trade with business, academia and NGOs.
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5pm.
Counter hours: Monday to Friday, 9am – 12.30pm.
Australian Government Department responsible for the issue and renewal of Australian passports. Can assist with any query re: passports such as lost passports.
CSR in the Department of Communities Tasmania is the main link between multicultural communities and the Tasmanian Government. A key function of CSR is to provide advice to the Government on multicultural affairs in Tasmania.
Provides a range of arrival, settlement and integration services for migrant and refugees from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. these include humanitarian settlement services, individual client support, community development, cross-cultural awareness training, immigration advice and assistance.
The Migrant Resource Centre is an organisation which helps migrants and refugees to settle in Tasmania.
They help migrants and refugees from all countries, including:
- Older people who have language and other difficulties;
- Young people; and
- Families, community groups and individuals to overcome language or cultural barriers.
The Multicultural Council of Tasmania is the statewide peak community organisation representing people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Program part of the Migrant Resource Centre which offers specialist services including counselling, advocacy, community development programs and natural therapies for survivors of torture and trauma.
Provide initial health assessment, catch-up immunisations and ongoing care to new arrivals until they are transferred to mainstream general practice.
GP/Nurse also conduct assessments and manage mental health problems in association with the Phoenix Centre and specialist psychiatric assessment where needed.
Opening hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8.30am to 5.00pm.
The Tasmanian Refugee Legal Service is a not for profit refugee legal service. The primary purpose of the Tasmanian Refugee Legal Service is to relieve the necessitous circumstances of people of refugee background, humanitarian entrants and people seeking asylum who reside in Tasmania through the provision of free and confidential legal services.
The TTMHN advocates for the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities by strengthening the cultural competency and cultural responsiveness of the mental health workforce in Tasmania.
The TTMHN aims to support the mental health workforce to ensure that culturally and linguistically diverse individuals, families and communities are planned for within service delivery.
The TTMNH is funded by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health and Human Services and the network is hosted by the Phoenix Centre, a program of the Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tasmania).
